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Hurricanes are a nightmare for everyone in the city, state, or region they disrupt. Some hurricanes that have hit the United States have effected over 90,000 miles of land before they dissipate. Hurricanes are high gusts of winds and water that come to shore from the ocean and obliterate everything in their wake. The winds spiral inward at speeds of 75-200 mph and then these tropical cyclones pick up heat and energy from the ocean as they move at 10-20 mph. When they reach shore, they claim every building, person, or tree in their way.

Insurance claim handling after hurricanes may require more empathy than other situations. This post gives ways to be more empathetic to these customers.

Hurricane Harvey experience might be some of the new adjusters' first opportunity in the insurance claims industry. Read more of this new adjuster gold rush.

Millions of students head to the nearest computer to conduct school research online. With the Internet's help, they can create everything from detailed projects on rainforests to slide presentations about how a hurricane forms without setting foot in a library."There's a wealth of information on the Internet, and it's a great tool," says Ross Ellis, founder and CEO of Love our Children USA, a child abuse prevention organization that is active in Internet safety. "You can't keep kids off the Internet." Yet the Internet is not the place for an all-access pass. Kids of all ages need parental supervision. A few common-sense tips can help keep your child safe online.