Tornadoes pose bigger risk to homeowners than hurricanes, new research says
Summary
New research from First Street shows that tornadoes, hail, and strong winds cause more damage and pose a bigger risk to homeowners than hurricanes. Jeremy Porter, the chief economist at First Street, explained these findings on CBS News.Key Facts
- Severe convective storms include tornadoes, hail, and strong winds.
- These storms cause more damage to homes than hurricanes, according to new research.
- The research was conducted by the company First Street.
- Jeremy Porter is the chief economist at First Street.
- Porter discussed the research on the CBS News program "The Daily Report."
- The study focuses on risks to homeowners from weather events.
- Tornadoes are part of these severe storms that increase danger to homes.
- The research challenges common views that hurricanes are the biggest threat to homeowners.
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