Hurricane Preparation

The CSU Tropical Meteorology project team predicts that the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season will be slightly above-average, citing climate change as a primary factor. The CSU Tropical Meteorology Project team is predicting 24 named storms during the Atlantic hurricane season, with researchers expecting 14 to become hurricanes and 7 to reach major hurricane strength with sustained winds of 180 miles per hour or greater.

From the leader in emergency power and preparedness, Generac offers you a manageable way to guide you through the storm season. Download the Hurricane Preparedness Guide for more information on the 2024 hurricane forecast, tips on preparing your family and home for the upcoming hurricane season and more.

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Hurricane Generators

When hurricanes hit, the power can go out for days—or even weeks—leaving your home or business in the dark. Having a reliable generator can make all the difference, ensuring that you stay safe, comfortable, and connected when severe weather strikes. For residents and business owners in hurricane-prone areas, a generator isn't just a convenience—it's a necessity.

Types of Generators for Hurricane Preparedness:

Portable Generators: These smaller units are ideal for short-term use and can power essential appliances like refrigerators, lights, and medical devices. They are cost-effective and easy to transport, making them a great option for homeowners. However, they require manual setup and refueling.

Standby Generators: These larger, permanently installed systems automatically kick in when the power goes out. Standby generators are powerful enough to keep your entire home or business running smoothly throughout a prolonged outage. They are especially useful for businesses that rely on continuous power, such as restaurants, healthcare facilities, or data centers.

Inverter Generators: Quieter and more fuel-efficient than traditional generators, inverter generators offer cleaner power for sensitive electronics. They are ideal for smaller homes or individuals who need to run specific devices during an outage.

No matter which type of generator you choose, having one in place before hurricane season ensures you're prepared when the storm hits.