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Floods are the most common natural disaster yet a minority of homeowners have coverage. Think floods won't affect you because you're far from water? Think again! Persistent rainfall is one of the most common reasons for flooding. Plus, most homeowner's policies don't cover flooding. Are you covered? #FloodInsurance #StayProtected

Flooding is by far the most common, costly, and destructive natural disaster. Understand your flood risk, the types of floods, and how to get the insurance you need to protect your family, property, and assets. https://hubs.ly/Q02YwZSG0 #PrivateClientInsurance #FloodRisks #RiskManagement

Flooding is by far the most common, costly, and destructive natural disaster. Understand your flood risk, the types of floods, and how to get the insurance you need to protect your family, property, and assets. https://hubs.ly/Q02L7gPk0 #PrivateClient #FloodInsurance #SevereWeather

As weather patterns continue to be unpredictable, flood insurance becomes increasingly more important. Know what’s included in your home policy. We have people on our team well prepared to review and consult based on your unique needs.

Flooding is the most common natural disaster, yet flood damage is not covered by a traditional homeowners policy. Here are some great insights on understanding flood risks.

Help educate your clients who live in areas prone to snowfall about this commonly overlooked flood risk: snowmelt. Snowmelt can happen anywhere snow falls, and all it takes is a warm day or heavy rainfall after it snows to cause severe flood damage. Share this article with your clients to help them stay informed: https://bit.ly/3QTsVVr. #WrightFlood #Snowmelt #FloodInsurance #WF24

Learn about the types of floods and how to reduce municipal flood risk with our new tool! 1. Intense rainfall flooding is the temporary inundation of normally dry land, independent of an overflowing body of water. 2. Coastal flooding occurs when seawater or freshwater—in the case of large lakes— inundates the land. 3.  River flooding occurs when the flow of water in a river or stream exceeds its channel and overspills its banks. 🌊 Download the Check-Up (and report) for free and learn how you can prepare for the various types of flooding: https://lnkd.in/eXkm2SMw #MunicipalFloodRiskCheckup #tacklingfloodingtogether #floodrisk #floodresilience #climatechange #extremeweather

Flooding is one of the most prevalent (and visible) effects of climate change - and there are tools available to us to help mitigate damage as we adapt to this new reality. Have a look. Share. Let’s all continue to learn. #climatecomeback, #leadership, #floodmitigation, #adapting

If you live in a region prone to wildfires, it's important to be prepared for the floods and mudslides that frequently follow blazes in rural areas. After a wildfire, the charred ground it leaves is far less able to absorb water. This greatly increases the risk of flash floods and mudflows during rainfall. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) describes this double threat from fire and floods as “a one-two punch.” Before residents can repair their fire-damaged homes, they often are hit with torrents of water or rivers of mud. Find out more about the details of how these two natural disasters can effect one another. https://lnkd.in/gdyy89m5