Hurricane season in Florida and other coastal regions occurs every summer and fall, beginning on June 1 and lasting until November 30, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). For homeowners living in sub-tropical regions such as Florida, a hurricane can have devastating consequences, destroying property and creating dangerous conditions. Most recently, Hurricane Ian, a category 5 storm that hit Florida on September 28, 2022, caused $109 billion in damages in the state.
Most activity is seen August through October, where 96 percent of the major hurricane days occur from August to October, according to NOAA. However, mid-September is generally more active in regards to tropical storms.
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