A recent report from Aon reveals that a severe weather outbreak from July 27-28 could rank among the top 10 costliest events in U.S. history, particularly affecting the Midwest and eastern states. The outbreak, which caused economic and insured losses expected in the low-to-mid billions, was marked by an EF-3 tornado that devastated the Fox Cities region of Wisconsin and intense wind and hail across the Chicago metropolitan area. Localized flooding compounded the destruction, with reports of over 76 mm of rainfall in just hours. As assessments continue, this event’s financial repercussions may rival historical disasters, highlighting the rising costs of severe weather. Source and details of the news