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05/04/2026

AccuWeather ’s latest forecast is in! Because of a strengthening El Niño, experts are predicting 11–16 named storms in 2026.

🌀 4 to 7 hurricanes are projected.

🌎 3 to 5 storms are expected to make a direct U.S. impact.

😌 A "quieter" end to the season is likely!

Even with a below-average forecast, "below average" doesn't mean "no risk." ➡️Learn about your flood risks on arkly.com

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FEMA resumes resilience funding to communities A developing El Niño impacts the 2026 hurricane forecast, the National Hurricane Center releases another change to its hurricane cone graphic, FEMA reopens grants through the BRIC program after a court order, and grants states extra time to complete mi...

05/02/2026

Thank you, The City of Treasure Island, Florida!

04/30/2026

Did you know that "Category 5" currently describes a storm with 157 mph winds... AND a storm with 212 mph winds? 🤔 Every other category has a 20-mph window, but Cat 5 has no ceiling. It’s "open-ended.” 😦

🌀 In the last decade alone, we’ve already seen 10 storms that would qualify as "Category 6" (185+ mph).

That is why the 157mph+ limit might be a thing of the past. ⏪

👉🏻 Why do we care? Recognizing a new ‘Category 6’ classification would help officials plan for the true scale of future impacts, ensuring people understand their risks and take proactive measures equivalent to that threat.

04/28/2026

Just a little appreciation post for one of the most delightful trends we’ve seen lately. This NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration trend is giving us all the good feelings. ☺️ Try spelling Your Name in Landsat! 🌎

04/23/2026

If you own a home near the water, these two books could be the most important things you read this year. 📚

This World Book Day, we at Arkly recommend these two books by John Englander that every coastal homeowner should read:

📖 "High Tide on Main Street" explains why sea-level rise matters in accessible language.

📖 "Moving to Higher Ground" offers updates to the state of sea level rise and practical guidance and adaptation strategies for living with higher sea levels.

At Arkly, we believe knowledge is the first step to intelligent adaptation.

Happy World Book Day!📗

04/23/2026

Earth Day used to be about pledges. 🖐🏻
This year, it's about action. 👇🏻
Not someday-action. Not policy-action.
The kind that starts at home. Literally.

Knowing your flood zone. Understanding what's actually covered (and what isn't). Making one informed decision before the next storm season.

That's the shift. And that's exactly why Arkly exists.

🌍

04/14/2026

Did you use Arkly to negotiate a better rate with your insurance provider? Well, our user Stephano did! 😮He convinced them to drop his increase from $1,600 to just $30! 😱

Don't leave money on the table — see how Arkly.com can help you.

04/11/2026

Hurricane season 2026 is right around the corner! 🌀

Know your risk to prepare for potential threats.

Do not get caught off guard! ➡️ Arkly.com for flood risk and solutions.

04/08/2026

Still in doubt about flood insurance? 🌊

Or maybe you're still thinking your homeowners insurance covers flood damage? (Hint: It doesn't!)

Are you debating between Private and NFIP policy? Or maybe worried your mortgage company won't accept private coverage… It’s time for some clarity.

We’re busting the biggest flood insurance myths in our latest blog. Read more here: ⬇️

Reading this article will take you just 7 minutes. You will be able to bust 15 common myths about flood insurance and uncover facts that could save your home, and your wallet. See flood insurance in a new light. Myth #1 My homeowner’s insurance policy covers flooding. Fact The Federal Emergency Ma...

04/05/2026

"I’m not in a flood zone, so I’m not worried." ✋

We’ve heard that a lot. But imagine this: A storm hits, and a neighbor forgets to secure their trash can. It blows into the street, wedges itself into a drainage ditch, and suddenly, that "low risk" doesn't matter —you’ve got water up to your ankles in your living room. 👟

It’s not just hurricanes; it’s the simple stuff that clogs the system.

🍂 Don't blow leaves into the swales. 🍂

🪵 Keep drainage ditches clear of trash and debris. 🪵

🗑️ Secure your bins. 🗑️

Let’s keep the water moving so it stays out of our homes. Notice someone dumping or see a major blockage? Report it to your local officials.