UF/IFAS: Hurricane Debby agricultural storm damage tops $93M
The preliminary UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program (EIAP) released was based on producer surveys. Hurricane Debby, a Category 1 storm that made landfall on Aug. 5 near Steinhatchee, affected over 2.2 million acres of agricultural land with 68% used for grazing.
Revealed - new insured loss estimate for Hurricane Debby
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR) has published a new insured loss estimate for Hurricane Debby based on data as of September 6. Compiled from insurers’ reports to FLOIR, the total estimated insured losses are now pegged at $121,499,907. The sum consists of payments already made as well as indemnity case reserves.
TALLAHASSEE — Hurricane Debby caused up to $263.2 million in estimated losses to crops and farm animals when the Category ...
The EIAP is based on producer surveys. Feedback shows Debby affected more than 2.2 million acres of agricultural lands — 68% ...
New data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation shows nearly 60% of all Hurricane Debby claims are closed — and more ...
FLORIDA, USA — Florida businesses and residents can now apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) if they faced loss following Hurricane Debby, FloridaCommerce announced on Tuesday.
The investments helped Duke Energy Florida to immediately restore power for 93% of its customers within 24 hours following ...
After Debby swept through Sarasota Bay as a tropical storm, the water was murky, contained more nutrients, and had lower ...
Pokemon TCG event caster and YouTuber Shelbie ‘Frosted Caribou’ Bou is asking her community to help raise founds to repair ...
Updated: Coastal low never became a tropical storm, but has flooded Wilmington area, and promises an inch or more of rain on ...
Residents can apply to the the Individuals and Households Program if they have uninsured or underinsured necessary expenses ...
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