Hurricane Prep and Storm-Season Trailer Storage in Alabama

Of the 29 hurricanes NOAA records in Alabama since 1851, 0 arrived in months our season rule marks as towing at Birmingham (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May and Dec) and 29 in the other months; 5 fell in months marked towing, storm watch. At Mobile the count is 0 in months towing. 4 have come since 2000 and 5 were Category 3 or stronger.

In NOAA's record, Alabama impacts fall most often in September (13), August (8) and July (5). In those months a trailer at Birmingham is stored in September, stored in August and towing, storm watch in July by our season rule, and towing in 0 of the 6 season months overall, so settle storage before June 1.

3 of 38 live Alabama listings list enclosed indoor space; 3 list covered and 3 outdoor spaces. By city: Talladega Springs (21; 0 enclosed), Spanish Fort (8; 0 enclosed), Daphne (4; 0 enclosed) and Huntsville (2; 2 enclosed). The most enclosed listings are in Huntsville (2) and Mobile (1). None lists climate-controlled units. Listings span 6 cities. Prefer a wind-rated building outside the flood zone.

Move it at once. 3 Alabama listings list enclosed space; book one before June. 24 of the 29 Alabama hurricanes on record came in months a trailer at Birmingham is stored by our rule and 0 while it is towing, so the plan has to work in both states. Mobile averages 7.7 inches in July, so check the site drains.

Listings span 6 Alabama cities. The largest groups are Talladega Springs (21 listed), Spanish Fort (8 listed), Daphne (4 listed), Huntsville (2 listed) and Orange Beach (2 listed). For covered spaces, Huntsville (2) and Mobile (1) lead. Statewide, 3 list open lots, 3 covered parking and 3 enclosed space, so a trailer owner can usually choose between shelter levels in the same city.