Storm Season

Storm & Hurricane Alerts

Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. A little preparation before a storm — and documenting damage after one — protects your roof and your wallet.

Informational only. Any storm or seasonal information on this page is best-effort and for general information — it is not a substitute for official alerts. For real-time watches and warnings, always rely on the National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov), the National Weather Service (weather.gov), and your local emergency-management office.

Before a storm

Have your roof inspected at the start of the season so small issues don't become big ones.
Trim overhanging branches and clear gutters and drains.
Photograph your roof's current condition — it helps prove what the storm caused.
Know your policy's hurricane deductible and coverage before you need them.

After a storm

Once it's safe, follow our after-the-storm checklist — document the damage, get a licensed inspection, and file your claim within your policy's window.

📡 Official alert sources

For real-time watches and warnings, rely on official sources: the National Hurricane Center (hurricanes.gov), the National Weather Service (weather.gov), and your county emergency-management office. StormRoofQuotes is an independent information resource and does not issue weather alerts.

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How to get a storm-damage roof inspection

StormRoofQuotes is an independent, ad-supported information resource. We don't arrange inspections or refer you to any contractor — the guides below explain how to document damage and hire a licensed local roofer yourself.

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