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At least 346 homes were destroyed June 26 when the Waldo Canyon fire reached Mountain Shadows. Photo by The Gazette file

Mark Studer salvages what he can while his wife, Debbie Studer, goes through what remains of their kitchen Friday, June 8, 2012, after a tornado hit near Ramah, Colo., Thursday night. Photo by CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, The Gazette file

Hail and debris are piled up in the front yard of a home on Santa Rosa Street Thursday, June 7, 2012, after a hail and rain storm hit Colorado Springs. Photo by CHRISTIAN MURDOCK/The Gazette file

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Homeowners feel pinch of disasters' impact on insurance