I think it's way too early even for me to give you my even my own personal best guess. I think it's still a very fluid situation and the idea that it's still active as well.
Historically, what we have seen over the last couple of years from the last significant wildfire is that pricing has gone up a bit. In California, we've seen a little bit of a tightening of underwriting and capacity.
The insurance industry in general is built on the spread of risk. After any type of a catastrophe, there could be pricing impact outside of the area that's impacted.
I would imagine that we'll continue to see the same trajectory in insurance pricing following these current wildfires.
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