AAA Hurricane Surve

Tampa, Fla. – After a survey carried out by the American Automobile Association, ideologies to protect life and property from the next cyclone goal after the American Automobile Association.

According to the AAA survey, 84% of those surveyed in Florida stated that they were prepared for the hurricane season or the storm – more than 20% higher than the nearest state.

The group did not explicitly stated what was behind the large number of respondents who wanted to prepare for a hurricane, but undoubtedly played the latest fights with cyclones such as Milton, Helene and Ian.

“The severity of the 2024 hurricane season was a strong memory of how vulnerable we are for natural disasters,” said Jennifer Pintacuda, President of the Florida-based insurance company in Florida in Florida.

During the 2024 hurricane season, estimated $ 130 billion was caused, with most of the destruction in the AAAA-overtime states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.

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Despite the preparations of Floridians, they are least evacuated when a hurricane is threatened. The residents in North Carolina are most likely to note the advice, as the survey showed.

The Tar Heel State is one of the highest annual in relation to compliance with evacuation orders.

A frequent reason that the coastal dwellers do not leave their houses is the need to stay close to their property in order to ensure his safety and to solve problems that occur.

Other frequent answers were of the opinion that the forecast was wrong, without a safe option for your pets, financial reasons and simply not knowing where to make a storm ahead.

AAA also asked the respondents about flood insurance, with 34% of those surveyed to see that they were covered by an active policy.

In all other southern states, including North Carolina, no more than 25% of the population stated that they had active flood insurance.

“Financial protection is just as important as the dissolution of supplies,” said Pintacuda. “The correct cover can make the difference when a disaster strikes.”

Something unusual happens in the tropics

The season of the Atlantic Hurricane 2025 officially begins on June 1st and will take 183 days until November 30th. However, there were some signals that indicate that the season may not be considered hyperactive.

In the last month before the beginning of the season, the water temperatures were about 2 degrees cooler than in the previous year, which can reduce instability in the main development region.

In April, Colorado State University published its prospects for the 2025 Hurricanes and expects 17 storms, nine hurricanes and four of the hurricanes to be strengthened in categories 3, 4 or 5.

The first name Storm of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane season will be Andrea, followed by Barry, Chantal and Dexter.

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(Fox weather)