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🌪️ Severe Weather Season is Approaching! 🌧️ As we gear up for another season of unpredictable weather, it's crucial to stay informed about the challenges that severe weather can bring. ️ Are you ready for this year's weather? From powerful storms to flooding and high winds, being prepared can make all the difference. Check out our newest blog post for essential tips on how to stay safe and ready for whatever Mother Nature throws our way. Click the link below! https://lnkd.in/eAnR-xSx #SevereWeatherPrep #StayInformed #AreYouReady #blog #severeweather #hurricaneseason #tornadoseason #hurricane #tornado #rainstorm #beprepared #stayprepared #readourblog #sasserrestoration #restoration #restoringlives #restorationservices #largeloss #largelossrestoration

Cyclone #Anggrek is a powerful tropical cyclone with sustained winds of >120 mph. The storm is expected to intensify into a category 4-equivalent tropical cyclone, with sustained winds possibly as high as 140 mph according to the most recent forecasts from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. Fortunately, Anggrek is expected to remain out over the open Indian Ocean at this time without affecting land areas. #insurance #reinsurance #supplychain #riskmanagement #emergencymanagement #tropicalcyclone #tropicalcyclones #cyclone #cyclones #weather #climate #climatechange #hazardmodeling #hazardmodelling #riskmodeling #riskmodelling #hurricanes #hurricane

The first step of preparing for #hurricanes is to know your risk. ⛈️ Find out today what types of water and wind hazards could happen where you live. Hurricanes are not just a coastal problem. Impacts from wind and water can be felt hundreds of miles inland, and significant impacts can occur regardless of the storm’s strength. Know if you live in an area prone to flooding, if you live in an evacuation zone, and identify any structural weaknesses in your home. https://lnkd.in/g-8te7w7 Source: NOAA’s National Weather Service #hurricaneseason #hurricaneprep #AAABC

#Hurricane Debby has already produced dangerous winds and storm surge, and it’s forecasted to produce near-historic levels of rainfall and flash flooding risk. Read our new #blog to learn how #CensusData can be used to analyze the characteristics of the exposed population in close to real-time: https://lnkd.in/eBkKdcBt #HurricaneSeason #HurricaneDebby

We get a lot of calls during weather events and Francine was no different. Everyone asks how do I use my portable generator for emergency power? See out tips at https://ow.ly/SPHX50TkAMs. Tip 1, only run it outside. Tip 2... #SafetyFirst #Generator #Hurricane #PowerOutage #Tips

#Hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons are all powerful windstorms.  But how do they differ, when do they occur and why do we give them names?  Learn more about these destructive natural hazards ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gMw8A2ZP #ClimateRisks #SevereWeather

#Hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons are all powerful windstorms.  But how do they differ, when do they occur and why do we give them names?  Learn more about these destructive natural hazards ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gMw8A2ZP #ClimateRisks #SevereWeather

How does #storm surge affect a property❓ Is flood-induced settlement the result of storm surge❓ What should I ask when identifying storm #surge damage❓ Get the answers to these questions in our guide to #hurricane storm surge damage: https://bit.ly/3FjdTTT

🌀Hurricane season is upon us and the numbers are staggering. With 29 to 45 storms predicted to hit with at least 40 MPH winds, it's crucial to ask yourself: ARE YOU PREPARED? Don't wait until it's too late - make a plan, gather supplies, and stay informed. Your safety is our priority. #hurricaneprep #weatherawareness

Preparing for a hurricane is like hosting a very unwelcome guest: you want to ensure they don’t break anything, eat all your food, or leave a mess behind. Start by securing your home as if you’re setting up a fortress – board up windows and clear outdoor items that might become flying missiles. Stock up on essentials, and maybe a few board games; it’s going to be a long, wind-swept evening. Remember, safety first – and if you spot a windsurfing opportunity, it’s probably best to let that one pass. By taking these steps in this article, you'll be ready to weather the storm like a pro!