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Last year's hail storm one for the record book

By Beacon Journal staff

A Ohio Insurance Institute review claims from the June 2007 hailstorm in the Akron area reveals that losses set a record for the state.

Original estimates of damage from the June 7 storm put losses at about $105 million. A review of claims put the actual losses at about $288 million.

Damage claims covered everything from homes to vehicles.

The claims makes the Akron-area storm the most costly for hail damage in state history.

A Ohio Insurance Institute review claims from the June 2007 hailstorm in the Akron area reveals that losses set a record for the state.

Original estimates of damage from the June 7 storm put losses at about $105 million. A review of claims put the actual losses at about $288 million.

Damage claims covered everything from homes to vehicles.

The claims makes the Akron-area storm the most costly for hail damage in state history.



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