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Spring Preparedness Resources
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Spring in Maryland means a higher chance of sudden severe weather. Before a severe spring storm, take steps to be prepared.
Review Your Insurance Coverage: Ensure that your insurance policies, including homeowners, renters, and auto insurance, are up-to-date and provide adequate coverage for potential damage caused by spring weather hazards.
Conduct a Home Inventory: Document your possessions and their value through photos or videos. This inventory will facilitate the claims process in case of damage or loss.
Secure Outdoor Items: Secure loose outdoor items such as patio furniture, grills, and gardening tools to prevent them from becoming projectiles during strong winds.
Protect Your Vehicles: If possible, move vehicles to a covered area to shield them from hail and other damaging elements.
Create a plan for your family and home and stay informed
.
Visit ready.gov for more resources.
Check and clear your gutters and downspouts.
Planning home improvements? See if your renovations affect your policy.
D
etermine if you have
flood insurance
and if you are at high risk. Flood insurance policies typically take 30 days to go into effect.
Additional Resources:
FEMA Spring Towards Preparedness: Stay Safe from Flooding, Thunderstorms and Lightning
IBHS Prepare Your Home Ahead of Severe Thunderstorms
American Red Cross Three Easy Steps is All It Takes to Be Ready for Spring's Severe Weather
National Weather Service (NWS) Spring Weather Safety
FEMA Pet Preparedness Tips
National Capital Poison Center Top Tips for a Safe Spring Cleaning
NAIC Go-To Bag - What to Pack and Why
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