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Prepare for Hurricane Season in the Tampa Bay area

Hurricane Season runs from June 1 through November 30.

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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is urging residents to get preppin’.

Photo via TBAYtoday

Did you know it’s been 102 years since Tampa Bay has taken a direct hit from a hurricane?

That being said, it’s important to get your ducks in a row just in case — especially considering the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s prediction of 12-17 storms (including hurricanes and tropical storms) this season.

Here’s how you can prep for the season:

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