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HSB's New Ways of Thinking covers timely topics impacting the U.S P&C insurance industry. Each episode will feature a special guest and will provide a unique perspective related to the specific topic.
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Rethinking Hurricanes (Again) Part 3: The Hidden Risks of Hurricane Season (opens the original)
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In Part 3, Dr. Phil Klotzbach joins Jeff O'Shaughnessy to examine the risks that remain after a storm makes landfall. From Hurricane Helene's devastating inland flooding to Ida's impacts far from the coast, Phil explains why rain, flooding, and landslides can sometimes cause more damage than wind—and why they're so difficult to predict. Phil also offers an early look at the climate signals that could shape the 2027 hurricane season.
Rethinking Hurricanes (Again) Part 2: Looking Ahead to the 2026 Hurricane Season (opens the original)
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What does CSU's forecast say about the 2026 hurricane season? In Part 2, hurricane expert Dr. Phil Klotzbach joins Jeff O'Shaughnessy to unpack Colorado State University's outlook, the atmospheric and ocean conditions shaping the season, and the risks that matter most for insurers. From hurricane counts to landfall uncertainty, Phil explains what forecasters are watching and why impact matters more than activity alone. For insurers, the conversation offers valuable context on the risks that coul
Rethinking Hurricanes (Again) Part 1: Lessons from the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season (opens the original)
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Dr. Phil Klotzbach, senior research scientist at Colorado State University and one of the nation's leading hurricane forecasters, returns to HSB's New Ways of Thinking to help make sense of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Despite concerns heading into the year and several periods of heightened activity, the season proved less impactful for insurers than many expected. Phil joins Jeff O'Shaughnessy to break down what actually happened, why the most damaging outcomes never fully materialized,
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