F. Hurricanes are a fact of Florida life. They can affect some vacations that is why it's wise to avoid Florida in certain months. The Florida Hurricane Season officially starts on June 1 and ends on November 30. Historically, September is the most active month of the year. The National Hurricane Centre monitors the territory of Florida in order to warn the people of the danger well beforehand.

Did you know that Florida experiences about 40% of the hurricanes that hit the United States? This means that the Sunshine State has faced some serious storms throughout its history. Notable hurricanes like Andrew in 1992 and Katrina in 2005 left significant marks, leading to improved preparedness and response strategies that residents and tourists benefit from today! Planning a trip to Florida during hurricane season? Consider checking weather forecasts and keeping an emergency kit handy just in case. It's also a great idea to familiarize yourself with local evacuation routes and stay tuned to local news. Avoiding busy tourist areas during peak hurricane activity can also save you lots of stress – and it could lead to some great off-season deals!