From its diverse population, famed theme parks, breathtaking beaches, delectable food, to the sunny weather, there comes an array of reasons why many dream of living in Florida. Although these may all be true, the fact that the country has endured its huge share of hurricanes over the years still makes it a dangerous place to live without proper preparation.
Just this year, CNBC released a list of places in the United States that are most dangerous to live in terms of being prone to natural disasters. Florida is included in this list. In fact, the news outlet said that the state has one of the biggest damage costs at $225 billion, since 1980, only behind Texas which has the all-time high damage cost due to disasters.
Tiny details such as windows can create a huge impact on your home. Without noticing it, this structure affects how your home and interiors look—either ruin the aesthetics or make interiors look expensive. While cleaning can still make a difference, replacing the windows provide better results.
Living in Florida might be a dream-come-true to many, especially with its warm beaches, lively theme parks, and awe-striking infrastructures. However, this might not be always the case for the locals, especially during hurricane seasons. From high winds, flying debris, to property damages, there comes a lengthy list of things to be cautious of.
