Batten down the hatches?

With a tropical storm forming off the coast of the Carolinas and possibly forming into a Cat 1 or 2 hurricane, just thought it might be a good time to think about taking a look at your policy coverages. Are you covered for potential wind damage? How about flooding? Do you understand the difference between wind driven rain and storm surges and how they affect your coverage? Might be a good time to ask these questions before and not after the fact.

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