Resources, Links to Help You Get Ready
The Florida International University’s (FIU) International Hurricane Research Center (IHRC) and Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) invite families across the nation, especially those in hurricane-prone regions, to explore this FREE virtual series, Eye of the Storm.
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There are many ways to reinforce a home against wind damage — some are simple enough to DIY while others may require professional assistance. In this guide, we hope to help increase understanding of how wind can put stress on a home. It is our goal to help improve the appreciation of this powerful force and provide advice in best protecting a property on almost every level to help minimize damage from large storms. GO TO THE GUIDE.
For geographic areas prone to hurricanes, the highly volatile weather patterns from June through November can be an anxiety-inducing time. Fortunately, there are many types of hurricane shutters on the market today that can protect against these violent storms and minimize damages to your home and belongings.
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Protecting Your Home Against Hurricane Damage
The State With the Most Hurricane Risk May Surprise You; It Isn’t Florida 
From natural disasters like hurricanes and floods to public health and ecological crises, there are many circumstances for which you should be financially prepared.
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Natural disasters — whether predicted or not — expose the susceptibility and risks of our homes and communities. According to the Fourth National Climate Assessment, weather events have become more frequent, more intense, and more impactful than ever before. Since 1980, there have been a total of 258 weather and climate events totaling approximately $1.5 trillion in damage. Weather-related events pose a risk to our economy, infrastructure, and property.
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As a homeowner, it’s your job to care for and protect your property, but home insurance companies offer policies that can help you with the protection part. Tree damage may not be the first thing that comes to mind when choosing coverage levels for your homeowner’s insurance, but if a tree falls on your home, it can damage your house and your possessions and cause financial devastation. The endless ‘what if’ scenarios can feel overwhelming, but as far as tree damage is concerned, it’s best to pick coverage rooted in caution and practicality.
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