Summary
A map from AccuWeather shows which parts of the U.S. have suffered the most economic damage due to severe weather in 2025. Seven major weather events in the U.S. have caused estimated damages totaling between $378 billion and $424 billion.
Key Facts
- AccuWeather created a map showing severe weather damage in the U.S. for 2025.
- Total damage and economic loss from seven major weather events range between $378 billion and $424 billion.
- A storm on the East Coast caused about $3 billion in damages.
- Tropical Storm Chantal in July resulted in $6 billion to $8 billion in flooding damages.
- July floods in Texas’ Hill Country claimed over 100 lives, with damages estimated at $18 billion to $22 billion.
- Tornadoes in the central U.S. in May caused damages of $9 billion to $11 billion.
- A severe weather outbreak in April had damages estimated at $80 billion to $90 billion.
- Fires in Los Angeles at the start of the year resulted in damages between $250 billion and $275 billion.
