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With our Flood Insurance Florida residents trust, hurricanes won’t be a problem!
11/15/2011 7:10:00 AM
As a resident of Florida, you know that living near the coast can bring some dangers, especially when it comes to hurricanes. Therefore, it is important to know what precautions to take in order to protect your family when a storm comes. According to The Orlando Sentinel, the hurricane season is still going strong.
Jeff Masters, chief meteorologist of Weather Underground says that although some may think the storm season is over, it is in fact, not. In his blog, he puts the chance of a storm forming in November at 70%. However, the good news is the models also indicate the system would develop northeast of the Lesser Antilles, far from land.
Jeff Masters, chief meteorologist of Weather Underground says that although some may think the storm season is over, it is in fact, not. In his blog, he puts the chance of a storm forming in November at 70%. However, the good news is the models also indicate the system would develop northeast of the Lesser Antilles, far from land.
Masters also notes that November is no stranger to tropical systems. Among the November storms:
Hurricane Ida in 2009, Hurricane Paloma in 2008, Hurricanes Noel and Olga in 2001, Hurricane Lenny in 1999, and Hurricane Marco in 1996. So far, 17 named storms have formed this season, including six hurricanes, with the season officially ending on November 30th.
At Langston Insurance, we hope that all local residents are staying safe and know what precautions to take when a storm hits. However, if you are looking for extra protection, then you need our flood insurance Florida can rely on!
Our insurance provides protection from destruction and financial devastation caused by floods. No matter how much water may enter your home, even a little can cause thousands of dollars in damage. Therefore, by keeping your property and personal possessions safe with our standard flood insurance or preferred risk flood insurance, you can stay safe from harm. So the next time the state has heavy and lengthy rain falls, storm surges, high winds, or blocked storm drainage systems, you will have peace of mind with our flood insurance in Florida!
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Hurricane Ida in 2009, Hurricane Paloma in 2008, Hurricanes Noel and Olga in 2001, Hurricane Lenny in 1999, and Hurricane Marco in 1996. So far, 17 named storms have formed this season, including six hurricanes, with the season officially ending on November 30th.
At Langston Insurance, we hope that all local residents are staying safe and know what precautions to take when a storm hits. However, if you are looking for extra protection, then you need our flood insurance Florida can rely on!
Our insurance provides protection from destruction and financial devastation caused by floods. No matter how much water may enter your home, even a little can cause thousands of dollars in damage. Therefore, by keeping your property and personal possessions safe with our standard flood insurance or preferred risk flood insurance, you can stay safe from harm. So the next time the state has heavy and lengthy rain falls, storm surges, high winds, or blocked storm drainage systems, you will have peace of mind with our flood insurance in Florida!
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