Fight or Flight: It's Always a Tough Decision
There is Still Time to Get Ready Hurricane Season
2000:
1. The Problem of Complacency, Relocation
2. Where to Go?
3. Storm Prediction, Overcrowding
4. Making a Good Dock (with 3 illustrations), What About Floating Docks?
Tropical Outlook for the 2000 Season
The potential for tropical cyclone development in the Atlantic remains unfavorable as the unusual weather pattern we pointed out several weeks ago continues.
The Need for Improved Hurricane Forecasting
For those of us who live and work in hurricane alley, during the hurricane season our lives and activities are often overshadowed by the risk of hurricanes.
Keith
Reaches Category 4 Status
140MPH Winds as of 0600, 10/1/00
Related reading:at www.yachtsurvey.com
Finding Refuge
Safe
Harbor
How to protect
your boat from hurricanes
Your Legal Obligations during a Storm
Most people are probably quite unaware that they may actually have legal obligations for what happens to their boats, or rather what their boats do to other property, during a hurricane. Such obligations have been demonstrated in numerous court cases.
Surveying Storm Damaged Boats
Liability Risks for Failure to Report Inadequate Repairs Runs High
