Re/insurers brace for above normal 2024 Atlantic hurricane season

Re/insurers are bracing for a busy and potentially costly Atlantic hurricane season, with a combination of record sea surface temperatures and the development of La Niña conditions in the Pacific expected to bring up to 25 named storms this summer.

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