Summer Storms refer to weather-related events that occur during the summer months and may lead to property damage, personal injury, or other covered losses. Insurance policies, such as homeowners insurance, renters insurance, and auto insurance, may provide coverage for damage or losses caused by summer storms, including thunderstorms, hailstorms, windstorms, and related perils.
Summer is a time for cookouts, time on the water, and gathering with loved ones, but it also comes with seasonal risks. The good news? Staying safe is simple. With a few smart habits and a little preparation, you can enjoy a fun, relaxing, and worry-free start to the season.
While New England is not typically directly in the hurricane “strike zone” like the Gulf Coast or the Southeast, that doesn’t mean we’re immune to the dangers of hurricanes and tropical storms. With that in mind, it’s important to have a plan as hurricane season approaches and be sure you understand your insurance coverage.
Summer across the United States often brings a range of severe weather conditions, from hailstorms and thunderstorms to high winds, flooding, lightning, and tornadoes. Taking proactive steps to mitigate damage is essential, and ensuring you have appropriate insurance coverage can provide protection for both personal and business needs in unavoidable loss situations.
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