Proportion of US storms hitting northern states increases to 16%: Chaucer

November 24, 2021

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The percentage of US hurricanes and storms striking northern states such as New York, New Jersey and New England has increased from 12% 40 years ago to 16% today, according to Chaucer.

Meanwhile, the proportion of hurricanes that hit southern states such as Florida and Georgia as well as the Caribbean has fallen from 60% to 54% in the past 20 years.

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Proportion of US storms hitting northern states increases to 16%: Chaucer

The percentage of US hurricanes and storms striking northern states such as New York, New Jersey and New England has increased from 12% 40 years ago to 16% today, according to Chaucer.

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