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Don’t let your guard down – we’re in the most critical phase of hurricane season. Even though meteorologists’ worst predictions—a more active-than-normal hurricane season—haven’t come true yet, we’re statistically approaching the most intense part of the season around September 10th. According to NOAA’s data from the last 100 years, 87% of Category 1 and 2 hurricanes and 96% of stronger storms occur between mid-August and mid-October.
It’s our responsibility to maintain vigilance and keep our properties prepared for the entire hurricane season, not just when a storm is imminent. We must remain alert and ready, not letting our guard down, even if the immediate threat seems to have passed. Stay cautious and be prepared.
Take control of your safety. If you still need to trim that tree whose branches hit your windows and walls, now is the time, especially if those branches are close to power lines. Hurricanes bring strong winds and torrential rain. Clean your gutters and downspouts, fix any windows that aren’t properly sealed to keep out water and wind, and ensure you have storm shutters ready in case your home is in the path of a significant storm. Also, take the initiative to contact your city to clear nearby drains if they malfunction.
Think ahead about where you’ll place your outdoor furniture and how you’ll secure any potted plants that strong winds could throw. Create a family contingency plan, set aside a safe place to store important documents, and plan what to do if water, gas, and electricity are cut off. Make sure you have a hurricane kit that includes flashlights, non-perishable food, batteries, a can opener, a first aid kit, water, cash, prescription medications, and copies of essential documents.
Don’t overlook the importance of reviewing your homeowner’s insurance to ensure your house is adequately protected in case of hurricane damage. This crucial step can provide a sense of security and peace of mind during the unpredictable hurricane season.
In short, now is not the time to relax. Hurricane season doesn’t end until November 30th, and we’re currently in its most dangerous phase. If you’re looking for the most affordable home insurance, contact 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø. Don’t let your guard down – we’re in the most critical phase of hurricane season.

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