Like you, we're continuing to monitor Hurricane Beryl's progress as it continues to bring damaging winds and rain to the Southern U.S. If you and your claims team need immediate assistance, contact us at 866.658.4477. https://lnkd.in/gH5qVTB2 #TheBestClaims #HurricaneBeryl
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The “cone of uncertainty” produced by the National Hurricane Center to forecast the location and ferocity of a tropical storm is getting an update this year to include predictions for inland areas, where wind and flooding are sometimes more treacherous than damage to the coasts. The goal of the expanded forecast cone is to make sure people who don’t live along a coast are aware of the dangers they could still face and features colors to show which places face threats in a much broader way than before. https://lnkd.in/gfc26YxD
Cone of Uncertainty to Include Inland Areas, Where Storm Damage can Be Heavy
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The “cone of uncertainty” produced by the National Hurricane Center to forecast the location and ferocity of a tropical storm is getting an update this year to include predictions for inland areas, where wind and flooding are sometimes more treacherous than damage to the coasts. The goal of the expanded forecast cone is to make sure people who don’t live along a coast are aware of the dangers they could still face and features colors to show which places face threats in a much broader way than before. https://lnkd.in/e2FttTQf
Cone of Uncertainty to Include Inland Areas, Where Storm Damage can Be Heavy
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"I’d highlight a couple of things. First, windspeeds are not everything with a hurricane. The storm surge can be deadly as can intense rainfall and flooding, both in rivers and streams, but also surface water flooding. And, as noted, hurricanes can spawn tornadoes, which were very destructive in Hurricane Andrew, 1992 when it made landfall in Florida." Read more at: https://lnkd.in/g4ndA4eX
Hurricane Beryl Making Landfall — The Readiness Lab
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As hurricane season approaches, it's essential to prepare adequately for potential impacts. Here are some practical tips you can share with your clients: 1. Strengthen Your Property: Invest in storm-resistant improvements like storm shutters and reinforced roofing to minimize damage. 2. Review Insurance Coverage: Ensure your property and possessions are adequately covered, including considering flood insurance as standard policies may not cover flood damage. 3. Prepare an Emergency Kit: Stock up on essentials like water, non-perishable food, batteries, and first aid supplies to sustain yourself during and after the storm. 4. Establish a Communication Plan: Plan how you'll communicate with family members during a disaster, especially if cellular service is disrupted. 5. Stay Informed: Stay updated on storm developments and follow local evacuation orders to ensure your safety. *This is a great opportunity to explain to your clients that you will be using Earthvisionz V-Alert to send them alerts about threats to their property. If you are interested in more information on the 2024 Hurricane season make sure you are signed up for Earthvisionz Insights, our monthly newsletter. May’s issue will be out soon and it will include a link to our 2024 Hurricane Outlook, which is packed with what you need to know to be ready for the 2024 hurricane season! Sign up for our newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gnCFvQxw
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The National Hurricane Center is projecting Beryl to make landfall as a Category 1 hurricane along the lower or middle Texas coast. That’s where it warns of “a danger of life-threatening storm surge inundation,” and “damaging hurricane-force winds.” In addition, heavy rains, totaling at least 5 to 10 inches, are projected inland, bringing the threat of flash and urban flooding. And this system appears prone to produce a few quick-hitting tropical tornadoes, which could affect the greater #Houston metro area even if landfall ends up being much farther to the west.
Beryl forecast to strengthen and strike Texas coast as dangerous hurricane
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Debby Makes Landfall in Florida as CAT 1 Hurricane! Hurricane Debby made landfall as a category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 mph just before 7:00 a.m. EDT Monday morning near Steinhatchee along Florida's Big Bend. The storm will continue to spread dangerous rainfall, gusty winds, and severe thunderstorms as it moves inland. As the storm crawls northeastward moving off towards the Southeast coast of Georgia and the Carolinas, the storm is expected to significantly slow down or even stall for a time. A stalled or slow-moving storm will significantly exacerbate the potential for historic, life-threatening flooding in the southeastern United States. ServiceMaster Restore is nearby and ready to assist now. Call 1-800-RESPOND. Our partnership with Monarch Weather & Climate Intelligence® empowers us to leverage cutting-edge weather intelligence to enhance our disaster response efforts. #ServiceMasterRestore #HurricaneDebby
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Hey everyone, just read this article on The Independent about the potential economic impact of Hurricane Beryl. It's a reminder of how powerful natural disasters can be and the importance of preparedness. Let's keep an eye on the impact on both the US and the small islands affected by the storm. #HurricaneBeryl #NaturalDisasters #EconomicImpact https://ift.tt/3vU75mc
Hey everyone, just read this article on The Independent about the potential economic impact of Hurricane Beryl. It's a reminder of how powerful natural disasters can be and the importance of preparedness. Let's keep an eye on the impact on both the US and the small islands affected by the storm. #HurricaneBeryl #NaturalDisasters #EconomicImpact https://ift.tt/3vU75mc
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Hurricane Beryl loss estimates in U.S. inch up to $4.5 billion One the heels of Karen Clark & Co.'s preliminary estimate that insured losses from Hurricane Beryl would be around $2.7 billion in the United States, Moody's RMS™ Event Response has determined that figure could be as high as $4.5 billion, which represents costs from wind, storm-surge and precipitation-induced damage. Here are some of the storm's notable characteristics, according to KCC: -During early development, Beryl rapidly intensified from a tropical depression to a Category 3 hurricane in just 42 hours. -On July 2, 2024, Hurricane Beryl became the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record surpassing the previous record of Hurricane Emily by over two weeks. Beryl was also the strongest July Atlantic hurricane on record. -The path of Hurricane Beryl stretched from the Windward Islands in the Caribbean all the way to the Texas Gulf Coast. The storm made three separate landfalls: Carrico Island, Grenada on July 1; Tulum, Mexico on July 5; and finally Matagorda, Texas on July 8. -The storm re-intensified in the Gulf of Mexico, going from a tropical storm to a Category 1 just before making landfall in Texas. -Hurricane Beryl generated accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) of over 35 (x 104 kt2), more than 25% of the average season ACE, and bringing the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season ACE to a level that is typical of late August and early September. Check out more here: https://lnkd.in/etddiFn8 #smollerinsurance #driving #auto #car #autoinsurance #carinsurance #safety #besafe #familyrunbusiness #smallbusiness #smallbiz #newton #boston #massachusetts #mass #newengland #businessinsurance #commercialinsurance
Hurricane Beryl loss estimates in U.S. inch up to $4.5 billion
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Hurricane Beryl Update! • Post-Tropical Cyclone Beryl is expected to bring Severe Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and flooding to the Midwest, Eastern Great Lakes, and Northeast • Beryl will continue moving northeastward through Ohio and into Ontario, with rainfall increasing over northern areas of New York and New England • High risk of severe thunderstorms is expected in the Lower Great Lakes / interior Northeast • Flash Flooding and Excessive Rainfall risks will be greater over parts of northeastern New York into northern Vermont / New Hampshire • Weather conditions will settle down considerably over the Northeast by Thursday Make sure to follow to stay informed as Hurricane Beryl advances, and keep an eye out for future warnings, watches, and other updates. #TeamLuzzi #SERVPRO #TropicalStorm #StormWarning #HurricaneBeryl
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Hurricane Beryl Update! • Post-Tropical Cyclone Beryl is expected to bring Severe Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and flooding to the Midwest, Eastern Great Lakes, and Northeast • Beryl will continue moving northeastward through Ohio and into Ontario, with rainfall increasing over northern areas of New York and New England • High risk of severe thunderstorms is expected in the Lower Great Lakes / interior Northeast • Flash Flooding and Excessive Rainfall risks will be greater over parts of northeastern New York into northern Vermont / New Hampshire • Weather conditions will settle down considerably over the Northeast by Thursday Make sure to follow to stay informed as Hurricane Beryl advances, and keep an eye out for future warnings, watches, and other updates. #TeamLuzzi #SERVPRO #TropicalStorm #StormWarning #HurricaneBeryl
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