W.E.T. Climate & Disaster Risk Index

How much extreme-weather / disaster risk the market is pricing this season.

Awaiting first daily publication

The methodology is live below; the first value publishes on the next daily run once enough qualifying markets are trading.

WCDR · at a glance

What it is: The extreme-weather gauge — how much disaster risk the season is pricing.
High vs low: Higher = more record-heat / major-storm / disaster risk priced. Lower = benign.
Who cares: Weather desks, insurers, and anyone tracking whether the market sees a dangerous season ahead.

Journalists and researchers may quote W.E.T. indices with attribution and a link. Because the value moves, include the “as of” date. A citable form:

“The W.E.T. Climate & Disaster Risk Index (WCDR) publishes daily on a 0–100 scale, per World Event Trading.”

A pasted link unfurls into a live card via oEmbed. Full method: W.E.T. Climate & Disaster Risk Index methodology.

Maintained by Corbin King. A benchmark reading of market prices — data, not advice. See the disclaimer.