[gallery size="full" ids="127887,127888,127889,127890,127891,127892"] After Hurricanes Harvey, Maria, Irma and Nate wreaked havoc last year during one of the worst hurricane seasons on record, 2018's hurricane season looks only to be above average.

While this news is welcome for many who endured Mother Nature's wrath, insurers and insureds alike should still be prepared for whatever comes as the year goes on. Evacuation plans should be updated, emergency provisions stocked and insurance policies reviewed.

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