We have maintained our forecast for an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season in 2024. We have reduced our forecast number of named storms slightly but have maintained all other numbers from our July update.

"Atmospheric and oceanic conditions have set the stage for an extremely active hurricane season that could rank among the busiest on record. With the peak of hurricane season quickly approaching, NOAA’s National Weather Service urges everyone to know their risk; prepare for threats like damaging winds, storm surge and inland flooding from heavy rainfall; and to have a plan if asked to evacuate."

Texas DOI Bulletins

Commissioner’s Bulletin # B-0008-24 Re:   Hurricane Beryl – adjusters and repairs

Published on: July 5, 2024

Current forecasts indicate Beryl will make landfall on the Texas coast late this weekend. In addition to putting a policy moratorium in effect, TWIA has activated our Catastrophe Incident Response (CAT) Plan.

Activating the CAT Plan allows TWIA to begin scaling up resources, so we can quickly respond to policyholders with losses from the storm.