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Originally Posted by Bill14564
I imagine the answer depends on context.
If you are questioning your insurance company about your deductible then you were in a hurricane.
If you are talking to someone whose roof blew off when <storm name here> came ashore then you were not "in" a hurricane.
I expect my phrase will be, "When hurricane Milton came over the Villages....."
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Thanks. I could be wrong, but, as I understand it, there a separate deductible for hurricanes vs regular wind damage. But, the wind speed is not a factor. If there is a "named" hurricane in the area, and your house has wind damage, the hurricane deductible applies, even if the wind speed at your house was lower than 74 mph.