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Severe weather events, like wildfires, tornadoes, and flooding, are affecting more communities than ever before and we all need to be proactive about protecting our homes. Ahead of storm season, follow this guide to get ready and reduce the risk of damage to your home: https://ow.ly/6aLF50RjV63

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As we head through late April and into May, we approach the peak severe storm season across the US Southern Plains. This year is set to kick off with an active start with the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) forecasting several rounds of severe storms this weekend. Our preferred analogues for May point towards a mean pattern featuring low pressure across the Rockies and high pressure across the US E/SE. This pattern is similar to the active storm seasons of May 2019, 2013 and 2010. This leads us to believe May 2024 is likely to be an active severe storm month for the Southern Plains with an elevated risk of tornadoes, hail and flooding.

Severe weather events, like wildfires, tornadoes, and flooding, are affecting more communities than ever before and we all need to be proactive about protecting our homes. Ahead of storm season, follow this guide to get ready and reduce the risk of damage to your home: https://ow.ly/e3hU50Rk8cJ

Severe weather events, like wildfires, tornadoes, and flooding, are affecting more communities than ever before and we all need to be proactive about protecting our homes. Ahead of storm season, follow this guide to get ready and reduce the risk of damage to your home: https://ow.ly/EEH450Rk4FH

If you live in a part of the country that’s prone to hurricanes or tornadoes, consider investing in impact-resistant windows. And for those living in areas that frequently experience thunderstorms, a lightning rod can help protect your house from a direct strike. Contact your local #WeInsure agent and learn how storm prep improvements can have a positive impact on your #HomeInsurance too. #FloodInsurance https://lnkd.in/eZKUh_KM

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Flooding, hail and tornado threat looms for central, southeastern US to end March A storm forecast by AccuWeather to roll out of the Rockies early next week will likely bring the next significant surge of severe weather for the central and southeastern United States, as well as snow on its cold side.