El Niño is developing: what it means for Florida homeowners
Forecasters are tracking the development of El Niño conditions in the Pacific. The pattern can influence hurricane activity and rainfall, which matters for every Florida homeowner heading into peak storm season.
Whatever the season brings, the time to check coverage is before a storm is named. Confirm your hurricane deductible, review whether you carry flood insurance (standard home policies exclude flood), and photograph your home and belongings for a cleaner claim later.
An independent agent can compare wind and flood options across carriers so you are not caught underinsured when the tropics get active.
Source: Mercury Insurance — read the original article
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