Spring Flood Risks
While spring signals the start of sunnier days and walks in the park, it also brings warmer temperatures that thaw snow and create runoff waters and spring storms that can lead to flash flooding.
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Five Ways to Prepare for Spring Flooding
It’s important for property owners to proactively prepare for the effects the change in season can have on their flood risk. Talk to your clients about a flood insurance policy today and keep in mind that it generally takes 30 days for a new policy to take effect. The time to buy is now!
What is Snowmelt Flooding?
FEMA notes “As temperatures rise, the frozen ground can’t absorb melting snow or spring rains, which can lead to flooding.” Check out FEMA’s Snowmelt Flooding video, today!
What is Riverine Flooding?
FEMA notes “Flooding is the most expensive natural disaster in the United States, and rivers cause hundreds of floods every year.” Share FEMA’s Riverine Flooding video, today!
Last Updated 2024