A month after Hurricane Debby made landfall in northern Florida, the number of property insurance claims has reached almost 20,000, and total estimated insured losses are more than $121.5 million, the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation reported this week.
The number of claims from Debby is approaching the 25,000 filed in the 10 weeks after Hurricane Idalia struck the same Big Bend area last year. But the dollar amount of losses from Debby, so far, is less than half that of Idalia’s total.
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