The rage of Mother Nature vs. the right insurance coverage 
Colorado’s Front Range lies within two volatile pathways known as “Hail Alley” and “Tornado Alley.” The state also tied with Florida last year for the most lightning casualties in the nation.
Two summers ago, golf-ball sized hail battered north Colorado Springs and Pueblo, causing $59.6 million in insured damages to residences and automobiles.
Prior to that, hailstorms ...Login required
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