Mercury Insurance Advises on Storm Parking Safety Amid El Niño Conditions

As El Niño increases the likelihood of heavy rain and storms in parts of the United States, Mercury Insurance is urging drivers to consider where they park their vehicles during severe weather. The company highlights that parked cars can be vulnerable to damage from rising water, falling tree limbs, unstable slopes, and overwhelmed drainage systems. Mercury recommends avoiding low-lying areas, parking beneath large trees, or near hillsides prone to erosion before a storm hits. Drivers are also advised not to assume familiar spots remain safe due to changing conditions like blocked drains or construction changes affecting water flow. Covered parking is beneficial but should be evaluated for potential flooding risks. Mercury emphasizes the importance of planning ahead and reviewing auto insurance coverage, particularly comprehensive policies that may cover non-collision losses such as flood damage.

By Mercury Insurance · PR Newswire ·

Mercury Insurance Advises on Storm Parking Safety Amid El Niño Conditions

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