
Arizona Urges Insurers to Aid Storm Victims
State regulators ask insurers to help policyholders in areas hit by heavy rains, high winds and tornadoes.
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Do you trust your insurer to treat you fairly after a storm?
Across Arizona, coverage here takes in weather conditions, natural disasters and the safety and recovery efforts following major events. This section reports on how incidents affect the state's infrastructure and the people living here.

State regulators ask insurers to help policyholders in areas hit by heavy rains, high winds and tornadoes.
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Do you trust your insurer to treat you fairly after a storm?
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Do you feel adequately prepared for potential flash flooding or severe weather in your area?
The National Weather Service warns of potential flash flooding and severe weather starting Wednesday night.

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Do you think your community's water supply is getting better or worse?
Arizona's reservoirs recovered somewhat from record lows after a wet October and early November.

Increased hurricane activity in the East Pacific is bringing heavy moisture and severe weather to the state.
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Should your state government declare weather emergencies more quickly when severe storms cause property damage?
Governor Katy Hobbs directs state agencies to assist in recovery efforts following severe storms.

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Is now a good time to clear vegetation overgrowth around your property to prevent fire risks?
The state saw an uptick in fire incidents, yet total acreage burned remained significantly lower than the previous year.

Coverage takes in atmospheric events, emergency management protocols, public health impacts and long-term recovery efforts. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties, spanning every region across the state. Extreme heat and wildfire activity dictate the seasonal pace of these events and define the risks to infrastructure. Changing land management practices and shifting climate patterns are the two primary drivers of how these incidents evolve over time.