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CoreLogic Releases Annual Natural Hazard Risk Report- Embargo - Flooding and Damaging Wind Were Most Destructive Natural Hazards in 2016

Annual summary from CoreLogic details 2016 natural hazard events

Jan 26, 2017 -- CoreLogic® today released its annual Natural Hazard Risk Summary and Analysis which shows relatively average or below-average activity for most U.S. natural hazards with the exception of flood and wind, both of which saw above-average activity, due in large part to Hurricane Matthew. The report reviews annual hazard activity in the U.S. including events for flooding, earthquake, wildfire, wind, hail, tornado, hurricanes and winter storms with spotlights on several international events including Asia typhoon. Highlights from the analysis include:

Flood

Atlantic Hurricane

Wind

Wildfire

Hail

Tornado

Earthquake

Winter Storms

For an interactive version of the 2016 CoreLogic Natural Hazard Risk Summary and Analysis, which includes maps, charts and images, visit this link.

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