For National Hurricane Preparedness Week, we dive into expert predictions for hurricane season 2022. Use this information to identify your risk and better protect your home and family.
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Experts predict the Atlantic hurricane season 2021 will be active with at least 20 storms hitting the US.
Louisiana is no stranger to hurricanes and storm damage. In 2020 alone, private insurers in Louisiana paid $4.5 billion for 101,000 storm-related claims. Understanding Louisiana’s hurricane history, storm patterns, and damage can help residents better prepare for the weather. Let’s take a look.
If you live in Florida, hurricanes are a reality you must prepare for. The 2020 hurricane season is proof: it now holds the record for the most active season in history with 30 named hurricanes and …
Hurricanes are named by the World Meteorological Organization so that they are easy to remember and communicate. But it wasn’t always that way.
When hurricanes or wildfires strike, your state may call for a mandatory evacuation to save lives and keep rescue workers out of harm’s way trying to rescue those who decided to stay behind. While …
If your Florida home was built before 2001, there’s a good chance your roof is missing a very important detail: a third nail in its metal hurricane truss straps. Homes built before the 2002 Florida …
If you live in South Florida or other hurricane-prone areas of the country, you will likely benefit from impact-resistant windows on your home. In this guide, we’ll offer an overview of what …
Whether you call it a tornado or a hurricane, a windstorm can cause extensive damage to your home. So why does the average homeowner near Hurricane Alley pay more for their home insurance than those …
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