Details on Ida’s impacts beyond the Gulf Coast will be addressed in a subsequent report from Guy Carpenter. Extreme and widespread flooding has been observed throughout portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, as well as significant tornadic activity as Ida moved through the region. More than 1 million homes and businesses were without power in Louisiana and Mississippi and at least six fatalities have been connected to Ida, with the number expected to climb as search and rescue efforts continue. Hurricane Ida rendered significant damage across parts of southeastern Louisiana after making landfall as a category-4 storm on Sunday, August 29. Source: AP News, PowerOutage.US United States Impacts to key states and regions from Hurricane Ida on the Gulf Coast Sources: Karen Clark & Company (KCC), CoreLogic (EQE) Regional Impacts Key Dates in the Timeline of Hurricane LauraĪs of Thursday, September 2, the following companies have issued insured loss estimates in association with Hurricane Ida, according to media reports (losses in USD).Implications for the Insurance Industry.The Hurricane Ida post-event report comprises the following sections: Additional impacts outside the Gulf Coast will be discussed in a second Post Event Report on Ida to be issued the week of September 6 after conclusion of the event. In addition, Ida has caused widespread damage across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast US. Severe wind and large scale flood damage has been reported to property and infrastructure in much of southeast Louisiana, including significant damage in New Orleans, Louisiana. The storm moved ashore near Port Fourchon, Louisiana after a period of rapid intensification, tying for the fifth strongest landfalling continental US hurricane on record with Hurricane Laura of 2020, among three other hurricanes. Hurricane Ida made landfall at 11:55 AM CDT Sunday, August 30 as a high-end category-4 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph.

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