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BOATER’S HURRICANE PREPARATION CHECKLIST FROM THE NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (NMMA)

• Check your marine insurance carefully to see if you are required to take some action in order to make the claim valid.
   

• Check with your marina and find out their policy for handling hurricanes. In some states marinas can order all boats to leave.
   

• If you are going to move your boat, determine where you’re moving it ahead of time.
   

• Learn the storm surge history and elevation of your area.

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When a hurricane watch is issued  (a watch means hurricane conditions pose a possible threat to the watch area within 36 hours)…

• Frequently monitor radio, TV, NOAA Weather Radio, or hurricane Hotline telephone numbers for official bulletins of the storm's progress.
   

• Move boats on trailers close to house. Weigh them down. Lash securely to trailer and use tie-downs to anchor trailer to ground or house. Let air out of trailer tires.
   

• Boats docked at marinas should have extra lines attached. Line lengths should be sufficient to take care of excessive high water.

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Visit www.discoverboating.com for more information about how to protect you, your family and your boat during hurricane season.