Those in hurricane-prone areas are often guilty of a peculiar phenomenon: hurricane amnesia. In this post, we’re going to look at how it affects Floridians, including details on what it is exactly, why it’s such a dangerous state-of-mind to have, and some advice for snapping you out of that apathetic mood, if you’re in it.
You’ve seen headlines like “Category 3 Storm!” and heard about the various hurricane categories, but what really sets the numbers apart?
If you’re looking up ways to prepare for a hurricane, you’re in the right place. While hurricane prep can seem like a daunting task, it’s vital in protecting your family from increment rains, winds and flooding.
It’s all too common to flick on your TV and see a news story about the next big storm striking the Florida coastline.
We’ve been hearing a lot of buzz this summer around Saharan dust, as the African desert mass made its way across the Atlantic Ocean this July.
The southern and eastern coasts of the United States are the highest hit areas for hurricanes in the country. Southwest Florida residents have experienced more than their share of deadly hurricanes.
In 2017, Puerto Rico was slammed by two powerful Category 5 hurricanes in under a month; Hurricane Maria was the second hurricane, and the damage it caused to the island was devastating.
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If you live in an area that routinely experiences hurricanes, such as Southwest Florida, you probably know a lot about hurricane season and how to prepare for it.
