The cost of Fiona has been calculated, and the east coast is looking at more than half a billion in total damages.
Published:Hurricane Fiona may have passed through Atlantic Canada a number of weeks ago, but its disastrous effects are still raging on. From fallen trees to torn off roofs to houses swept into the ocean, Hurricane Fiona is estimated to have caused $660M in insured damages, according to a new report from theAt that price point, Hurricane Fiona is the most costly extreme weather event ever recorded in Atlantic Canada, and the tenth most costly in all of Canada.
Nova Scotia, which saw a large number of buildings damaged by fallen trees, extensive flooding, and torn-off roofs, accounted for the majority of insured damage, with an estimated $385M. PEI saw over $220M in insured damages as houses were moved off of their foundations by storm surge.Some of the most shocking-to-see damages occurred in Port Aux Basques, Newfoundland where as many as 20 homes were washed into the ocean, leading to an evacuation order.
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