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Most homeowners lack flood insurance, which isn’t included in standard policies even though flooding is the costliest and most common U.S. disaster.

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Researchers lowered their Atlantic hurricane forecast to 16 named storms, 8 hurricanes and 3 major storms, citing slightly cooler sea temps.

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The governor signed an expanded residential flood disclosure bill in June. This new bill becomes effective October 1, 2025.

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The federal government plays an essential role in immediate disaster relief and could do more to help residents recover and communities build resiliency, NAR said.

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Modular, 3D-printed and prefab homes are growing in popularity as rebuilding options after disasters despite image and transportation hurdles.

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CSU still expects 17 named storms and 9 hurricanes in 2025, with 4 major ones likely. Warm ocean temps fuel activity, but forecast uncertainty remains.

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The president said FEMA may be phased out after the 2025 hurricane season, with disaster response responsibilities shifting to states.

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Hurricane season began June 1. Now is the time for Fla. residents to put together an emergency kit, create an evacuation plan and take other steps to prepare.

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If a home is destroyed, the mortgage remains. Owners must notify the lender and decide whether to rebuild or pay off the loan.

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NOAA predicts 13 to 19 named storms in the 2025 hurricane season due to warm ocean waters. Hurricane season begins June 1.

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