The estimate is perhaps a little higher than many in the industry were anticipating for this event
KCC estimates winter storm Fern insured loss at $6.7bn | | | Winter storm Fern privately insured loss estimated at $6.7bn by KCC  Catastrophe risk modelling specialists at Karen Clark & Company (KCC) have pegged private insurance industry losses from winter storm Fern in the US at $6.7 billion, with estimated losses the highest in Texas and Tennessee. . Beginning on January 23rd, 2026, Winter storm Fern saw snow and ice hit more than 30 states, with daily minimum temperature records set in numerous locations, with records tied in several others. According to Karen Clark, the combination of a low-pressure system, Fern, and an Arctic air mass which dipped southward from Canada, saw many parts of the US hit with significant ice accumulations, with at least an inch in northwestern Alabama, northern Louisiana, northern Mississippi, and Oklahoma. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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