Miami-explosive damage to the Hurricane Irma could be more than $ 18 billion in the United States, when compared to the eastern half, Florida's eastern coast was unlikely to hit, but four classified monsters still remain in the country's worst condition.
Karen Clark and Coast, a Boston-based company that analyzes the risk, total estimated total loss including the Caribbean $ 25 billion. The US accounts for approximately $ 18 billion in Florida accounts, followed by Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama. Partially involved building and damage to their equipment, other insurance structures, and vehicular and business interruptions. It does not include crop damage or damage covered by flood insurance programs, Clarke said.
According to estimates do not cover the total cost of the storm, which can be a complicated number to calculate, he said.
"It will include infrastructure: roads, vandalism, damage to cleanliness, etc., all other things which fall into total economic losses, which are the number of squiyas. I do not know of any organization that determines."
In that quantity, Irma is just above the top 10 list and estimates for $ 15.4 billion in the loss of Clark Harvey. In 1926, Miami Hurricane is still the worst place in the United States, according to Clarke, $ 150 billion in damage to today's dollars. According to the Hirokan of 1928, Lake Wakichi earned US $ 77 billion, $ 99 billion in Glevsten and $ 60 billion in 2005 to $ 60 billion in explosive damage to Katrina.
Irma's second-class 4 storm hit the United States in a month when it has been assassinated by Charlie of Cudjoe Key and Florida's first cat 4 on Sunday morning. Irma's record will go down as one of the Atlantic's strong deer, with 185 miles of maximum winding with 37 hours lasting
After South Florida was predicted as a possible target for Cat 4 Irma, Clarke said the loss could rise as high as $ 150 billion
"This is the worst place for a big storm," he said. "Is that a strong katie on track 4? Yes, it will be $ 150 billion."
After starting to weaken Irma, potentially damaged significant losses. Irma also has not been raised severe storms in Tampa and St. Petersburg, due to many dryer hurricanes than predicted bad weather forecasts. Flooding losses such as Katrina and Harvey, which are not usually insured, can be very high.
Irma delivered her worst hit with Kiss, which hit the wind with 130 miles of thirsty air. Most of them were limited to mobile homes, roofs and windows, light structures and signs, Clark said. What is outside, damage caused mainly by falling trees. When the storm entered the Gulf, it became very weak to run along the coast, although homes were damaged in the Evergells City area.
The storm creates massive floods on the banks of Jacksonville and north of Charleston, where the Iram's waves correspond to high tide and heavy rain. In Jacksonville, the St. Jones River grew nearly six feet and reached 11 inches of precipitation.