Karen
07-30-2013, 06:52 PM
It turns out an old friend of mine was recently on the news discussing flood insurance, particularly for anyone living in a coastal area during hurricane season.
Here's the article from their website, which is pretty comprehensive, and in light of the storms in recent years including Sandy, I thought it would be interesting to all coastal Pet Talkers - and as you know, storms can reach many miles inland, so it is worth reading!
4 Tips for Hurricane Season (http://www.iii.org/press_releases/be-prepared-four-tips-to-protect-coastal-residents-this-hurricane-season.html)
I have been fortunate enough in life to have always lived on a hill where floods were unlikeliest, but it was interesting anyway, especially as I know lots of folks in low-lying areas ...
Okay, Kansans can maybe skip this one, but ...
Here's the article from their website, which is pretty comprehensive, and in light of the storms in recent years including Sandy, I thought it would be interesting to all coastal Pet Talkers - and as you know, storms can reach many miles inland, so it is worth reading!
4 Tips for Hurricane Season (http://www.iii.org/press_releases/be-prepared-four-tips-to-protect-coastal-residents-this-hurricane-season.html)
I have been fortunate enough in life to have always lived on a hill where floods were unlikeliest, but it was interesting anyway, especially as I know lots of folks in low-lying areas ...
Okay, Kansans can maybe skip this one, but ...