Neptune Flood Research Group Examines a Decade of Storms, Warns 2025's Quiet Hurricane Season Isn't a Trend
Neptune Flood published a research report analyzing a decade of U.S. hurricane losses, arguing that the lack of landfalls in 2025 is an anomaly rather than a structural shift in risk. The report highlights a significant protection gap, noting that only 4% of Americans carry flood insurance and that the federal NFIP holds $22.5 billion in debt with limited borrowing capacity remaining.
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