The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season ended Nov. 30 after producing seven major hurricanes, including three major ones, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Of course, the worst, Hurricane Irene, rolled through in August, causing more than $4 billion in insured property losses, much from flooding, as it rolled up the East Coast, from North Carolina to Maine. Hurricane Irenes losses were worst in New Jersey, New York and Virginia, according to Verisk.
“Hurricane Irene was a wake-up call for New England that each and every year, there is a strong likelihood that a hurricane will hit communities far away from the Southeastern U.S. o Read all post…