Peak Hurricane Season Poised to Increase Risk of Flooding This Fall
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"Whether residents live on the coast or hundreds of miles inland, hurricanes and tropical storms pose significant risk," said
- Step 1: Know Your Risk — Everyone Lives in a
Flood Zone
In the past five years, every state inthe United States has experienced a flood — regardless of their flood zone. More than 20 percent of National Flood Insurance Program flood claims are from outside of high-risk flood areas. - Step 2: Be FloodSmart — Have a Plan
Safeguard residents' homes and possessions by developing a family emergency plan, including any pets, and make sure that property owners understand their insurance policy. Visit KnowYourStuff.org and use the I.I.I.'s free home inventory app to make it easier to file a claim. - Step 3: Protect What Matters —
Purchase Flood Insurance
Most homeowners insurance policies do not cover floods, and there typically is a 30-day waiting period before a policy becomes effective. Contact your insurance agent or find a local insurance agent at FloodSmart.gov for more information about purchasing a flood insurance policy.
"Residents should protect what matters by contacting their insurance agent to make sure they have the right amount and type of insurance, including flood insurance," said
Now is the time to ensure that residents are prepared for hurricanes and fall flooding. History shows that some of the most powerful and damaging storms occur in the early fall months. "Recent flooding in
It is critical that you know your flood risk, have an emergency plan, and purchase flood insurance to prepare for potential storms and flooding.
Learn more about hurricane preparedness and flood insurance at FloodSmart.gov and iii.org.
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