Hurricanes don’t
happen every day, but when they do, they can cause significant damage and
create chaos. Some seasons are heavily active, while others may only see one or
two major storms that never make landfall. The weather is unpredictable, so
opting not to travel at all during hurricane season isn’t necessary. Being
prepared for the possibility, however, will ensure that you will still enjoy
your vacation, while staying safe and protecting yourself as well as your
investment.
Tip #4 -
Set up a special hurricane
preparedness plan. The
key to dealing with a hurricane is to be prepared; this applies to both
locals and visitors. Take heed to all hurricane evacuations. This is
especially important to visitors; particularly those who don’t live in
hurricane zones and aren’t familiar with the dangers of a hurricane.
Research options for places to continue your trip should you have to
evacuate your original destination. If you live in hurricane zone, and
will be away at some point during hurricane season, arrange for hurricane
preparedness for your home to minimize damage that may occur by a storm
while you’re away. Provide friends and loved ones with your contact
information should they need to reach you in the event of a hurricane.
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