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Twelve Securis sees 2026 Atlantic hurricane season staying below average as El Niño strengthens

PUBT·07/24/2026 12:19:40
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Twelve Securis sees 2026 Atlantic hurricane season staying below average as El Niño strengthens
  • Twelve Capital flagged limited insurance-market risk from Tropical Storm Bertha, citing a weak system that made Louisiana landfall on July 22 with 45 mph winds.
  • Strong northerly wind shear kept the storm highly asymmetrical, pushing the heaviest rain and strongest winds south of the center and away from the Gulf Coast.
  • The firm expects wind shear and Saharan dust to suppress Atlantic storm formation in the main development regions into early August.
  • It maintained its call for below-average 2026 Atlantic hurricane activity, citing a strengthening El Niño, with final seasonal forecast updates due in early August.


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