According to CoreLogic’s initial analysis, insured losses from wind and storm surge could range between $3 billion and $5 billion. The approximation does not account for inland flooding from precipitation, which will be included in updated assessments after the storm’s passage.

Residents of Siesta Key take stock of flooded homes and businesses just hours after up to seven feet of storm surge washed through the island.

Six coastal towns and cities on Florida’s Gulf Coast — which is especially vulnerable to storm-driven flooding — broke storm surge records during Hurricane Helene, according to data analyzed by The Post.