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posted on Jan. 9, 2009
The 1938 Great New England Hurricane: Looking to the Past to Understand Today's Risk
In September 1938, the Great New England Hurricane devastated the northeast United States with high winds, storm surge, and inland flooding causing more than 700 fatalities. To mark the 70th anniversary of the event, catastrophe experts at Risk Management Solutions recently published a report investigating the likely impacts if the storm were to recur today.
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