26 August 2016Insurance

Colorado Springs hailstorm causes $352.8m in insured losses

The hailstorm that hit the Colorado Springs area in July this year is estimated to have caused $352.8 million in insured losses, resulting from the 84,500 auto and homeowners insurance claims, according to the Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association.

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