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1Natural CatastropheReview: Expert insights, lessons learned,and outlookJanuary–June 20231ForewordRecent EventsOutlookContacts and Information 1/ Foreword032/ Recent EventsWorlds apart: Implications of the Türkiye earthquakes for CaliforniaIs the record number of convective storms in the first quarter a sign of things to come in the U.S.?An unusually large number of Category 5 tropical cyclonesBuilding back better following Tropical Cyclone GabrielleCounting the costs of climate and land-use change after the Chilean WildfiresOut of the woods: How far will Canada’s wildfires spread?A view of catastrophic flooding from across the worldEmilia-Romagna floods: A product of urbanization and climate changeWhy were there so few European winter windstorms in 2022/2023?070814161822242932343/ OutlookIn the tropical Pacific, El Ni?o is in the windThe 2023 North Atlantic hurricane season: Record hot Atlantic Ocean versus El Ni?o3839434/ Contacts and Information46TABLE OF CONTENTS22ForewordRecent EventsOutlookContacts and Information 3Foreword3ForewordRecent EventsOutlookContacts and Information Welcome to the latest issue of WTW’s Natural Catastrophe Review, a bi-annual publication that bringsinsights from our experts — including our WTW Research Network — to examine recent natural disasters, lessons learned, and emerging trends.We hope to provide new perspectives that will help with natural catastrophe risk management and resilience in sectors such as insurance, banking, government, and corporates across all industries.In this edition, we look at some of the physical, vulnerability, and socio-economic factors that contributed to natural disasters in the first half of 2023. We also consider what the rest of the year might hold with El Ni?os return and the upcoming North Atlantic Hurricane season.The first six months of 2023 were dominated by the devastating Kahramanmara? earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria and several weather-related catastrophes. A record-breaking start to the U.S