US storm losses hit $42bn in ‘new normal’ of soaring per-event costs

Severe convective storms (SCS) in the US have racked up $42 billion in insured losses through September 2025, with per-event costs soaring above the previous decade’s average, Moody’s has revealed.

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US storm losses hit $42bn in ‘new normal’ of soaring per-event costs

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