Powerful Houston storm likely to lead to massive insurance claims — but estimates could take months
May 17— The deadly storm that hammered Houston on Thursday evening with hurricane-strength winds will likely leave insurance companies paying massive claims, though it's too early to estimate of how much damage the storm caused. Storm survey teams from the National Weather Service said that downtown Houston was buffeted by winds of about 100 miles per hour,…
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