How to prepare your home for a hurricane Cut branches that face your home. You want to create less weight in the direction of your home, so if a tree topples, it'll miss your home.

What To Do Before a Hurricane Strikes Below, we’ll discuss some tips on what you should do when preparing for a hurricane or tropical storm.

May 5 is day two of Hurricane Preparedness Week and focuses on what you can do now to prepare before hurricane season begins.

As Hurricane Florence looms over the East Coast, residents are hunkering down or evacuating. Here's what you should do when faced with a hurricane.

Being prepared before a hurricane hits can make all the difference, and staying informed with localized alerts and updates is crucial.

May 5 is day two of Hurricane Preparedness Week and focuses on what you can do now to prepare before hurricane season begins.

Hurricane season begins on June 1 and this guide provides recommendations of what to do before, during and after a hurricane.

Check your insurance policies Before hurricane season each year is a good time to double-check your insurance policies and make sure you're fully covered in case there's an incident.

It's important to learn how to prepare for a hurricane, wildfires or tornadoes if you live somewhere that's prone to natural disasters.

There are things you can do now to prepare your home for a hurricane. We also suggest last-minute things you can do to be ready as a storm approaches.

Meteorologist Bonnie Schneider shares 6 tips for staying safe in a tropical storm or hurricane like Irma.