The end of September marks the end of Atlantic hurricane season's peak. However, the possibility of hurricanes developing in the fall months remains, as the season doesn't officially end until November 30. In fact, some of the most destructive hurricanes in history have taken place in October and November.
Meteorologist Chris Dolce has compiled a list of severe hurricanes that have made landfall in the U.S. during the last two months of season. His full report is available on WeatherChannel.com.
In addition, the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) is urging homeowners and businesses to stay informed and take appropriate measures to mitigate damages. The organization stresses the necessity of roof evaluation, noting that underlying blemishes or roofing issues can compromise a structure's ability to withstand high winds and heavy rains.
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