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Money Talk News from MSN has compiled a slide show which shows the amount of money an average household pays for natural disasters in each state. The total is a combination of the total number of disasters that hit and the cost of each and the number of households in the state. The highest in the Southeast is Florida, but it is not close to #1. Take a look and see where your state falls at https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/insurance/how-much-natural-disasters-cost-in-every-state/.
Oct. 14, 2016- The onshore pounding of waves and storm surge from Hurricane Matthew washed away parts of the protective dunes at Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Source: NOAA
