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#TropicalDepression2 has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and the National Hurricane Center forecasts that it will become a hurricane in the next two days as it approaches the Windward Islands. The NHC's forecasters point out that it's "unusual" for such a storm to form this early in the season in the Atlantic Ocean. But the Atlantic is warmer than normal, and El Nino has disappeared. RYZE Claim Solutions urges everyone to keep track of this one, even though it will be days before it reaches the Caribbean. Think safety first. Some models are predicting that it could gain major hurricane strength, according to the #NHC. RYZE stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders in the event this storm or any others impacts the U.S. Here's a link to the NHC's site: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

As tropical storm Hilary creates havoc in California, it has been a quiet hurricane season in the Northeast. However, we are not out of the woods yet; Hurricane season runs through November 30th. Do you have a hurricane preparedness plan for your household? If not, now would be an excellent time to prepare one. Below we list the elements of a preparedness plan with resources to assist you in preparing. - Develop an evacuation plan: https://bit.ly/3YIjnR3 - Assemble disaster supplies: https://bit.ly/2UQCTv1 - Get an insurance checkup & document your possessions: https://bit.ly/3QSN5RL - Create a communication plan: https://bit.ly/3BxBr3v - Strengthen Your Home: https://bit.ly/3YH1HWa Don't wait until disaster strikes; plan now! #thecoverageyouneed #theserviceyoudeserve #theHILBdifference #HILBexpertise

🌀 It's about 24 hours out from Beryl's anticipated landfall as a hurricane along the Texas coastline, with the potential for significant strengthening before arrival. Spire Meteorologist James Van Fleet breaks down the timing and impacts at landfall and beyond, exploring the factors behind the potential final rapid intensification. Watch now for the latest forecast. Have concerns about safeguarding your business during hurricane season? Contact James here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ga_Ntvpz #HurricaneBeryl #BusinessPreparation #HurricaneForecast #StaySafe #InSpire

As tropical storm Hilary creates havoc in California, it has been a quiet hurricane season in the Northeast. However, we are not out of the woods yet; Hurricane season runs through November 30th. Do you have a hurricane preparedness plan for your household? If not, now would be an excellent time to prepare one. Below we list the elements of a preparedness plan with resources to assist you in preparing. - Develop an evacuation plan: https://bit.ly/3YIjnR3 - Assemble disaster supplies: https://bit.ly/2UQCTv1 - Get an insurance checkup & document your possessions: https://bit.ly/3QSN5RL - Create a communication plan: https://bit.ly/3BxBr3v - Strengthen Your Home: https://bit.ly/3YH1HWa Don't wait until disaster strikes; plan now! #thecoverageyouneed #theserviceyoudeserve #theHILBdifference #HILBexpertise

#OnThisDay in 1983, Hurricane Alicia slammed into the Texas coast, becoming the first billion-dollar storm in the state’s history. Alicia was a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 115 mph (185 km/h) when it made landfall near Galveston, where it caused extensive damage to buildings, boats, and bridges. The storm then moved inland and hit Houston, where it shattered windows, toppled trees, and spawned tornadoes. Alicia killed 21 people and injured hundreds more, and left more than one million people without power. The total damage was estimated at $2.6 billion (1983 USD), making it the costliest Atlantic hurricane at the time. Alicia was also the first hurricane to strike the U.S. mainland in three years, ending the longest period of the twentieth century without a landfalling hurricane on the U.S. coast. Alicia taught us many lessons about hurricane preparedness, response, and recovery, and showed us the resilience and strength of the Texas spirit. Today, we remember those who lost their lives or suffered losses due to Alicia, and we honor those who helped rebuild our communities after the storm. www.worldweatheronline.com ______________________ #HurricaneAlicia #hurricaneseason #NeverForget #Houston #hurricanecategory3 #texashurricane

With an active tropical storm season underway, it is imperative for organizations with interests or partners that could be affected by a storm to take action to build resiliency. For guidance on steps to take to protect your people, properties, and operations, visit the Marsh Hurricane Resource Center. #riskmanagement #resilience

It's called Hurricane Season for a reason... the Atlantic is still very active. While Hurricane Nigel has faded Tropical Storm Ophelia has been gathering strength and there is a third area of interest gathering off the African coast. Remember Hurricane Lee was just last week and Hurricane Idalia just before that. If you're in the affected area, it is important to stay updated and understand the warnings. There is a difference between a "Watch" and a "Warning" and they both need to be taken seriously. This is one of those situations where I will state again, 12 hours is a big deal. We need earlier, more accurate forecasts and I only know of one technology that can improve the intensity and forecast track by 12 hours. If that sounds crazy, go read the papers on the Carnot Engine model vs. current models. Our 3D space-based data will prove it. www.weathersats.com #hurricaneseason #wind #tropicalstorm #space #smallsat #insurance #reinsurance #climatechange

🌀 ❗ Hurricane season poses significant threats to communities along coastal regions, from catastrophic wind damage to life-threatening storm surges. Recognizing these risks, APTIM advocates for proactive measures that prioritize building safety standards designed to withstand the destructive forces of nature. https://lnkd.in/g7H3fYSt In this #APTBlog, Director of Emergency Response Dakota Duncan, MPH, CEM, shares five ways APTIM prepares communities for Hurricane Season and year-round disasters. What has your community done to get ready for Hurricane Season? Let us know in the comments! #HurricaneSeason #CoastalResilience #CommunityResilience #EmergencyManagement #DisasterResponse #InPursuitOfBetter

Please share the #BaronWeather exclusive modeling of #Idalia with anyone who may be impacted.

National Hurricane Preparedness Week is underway, and Colorado State University researchers have forecasted an "extremely active" Atlantic hurricane season. Get a head start on preparedness before hurricane season begins by following the tips in our latest blog post: https://loom.ly/gQpCklc 🌀 #BankersInsurance #HurricaneSeason #FloodInsurance