The National Weather Service hasn't logged any severe storm reports within 15 miles of Miami in the past 30 days.
Last updated Nov 10, 11:10 AM EST (just now).
Storm reports come from the National Weather Service. They are unverified, may be preliminary or revised, and do not confirm damage to any property.
General guidance. Every policy and claim is different, and nothing here guarantees coverage or an outcome.
Stay away from downed power lines, standing water and damaged structures. If your home isn't safe, leave and call for help.
When it's safe, take wide shots and close-ups of the roof, walls, windows, ceilings and belongings before anything is moved or repaired.
Make reasonable temporary repairs, like tarping a roof or covering broken windows, to keep water out.
Save receipts for tarps, materials, labor, hotel stays and meals, and keep damaged items if you can.
Look at your coverage, deductibles (including the hurricane deductible) and deadlines for reporting a claim.
If your claim is denied, delayed or underpaid, a property insurance attorney can review it.
Storm reports and weather information are compiled from third-party governmental and meteorological sources. Reports may be preliminary, incomplete, or subsequently revised. Nearby storm activity does not establish that a particular property sustained damage.