Below, find best practices for construction operations to consider as we enter the next hurricane season. (Photo: Adobe Illustrator(R) 12)

Let's face it; we all do it: Every spring, we anxiously await the predictions from various natural catastrophe experts, weather or climate organizations and academic institutions. How many named Atlantic storms will there be, how many will make landfall, and out of those, what number will become major hurricanes?

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