Direct answer
Yes, but only if the weather event is specifically named in your policy, such as a hurricane, and if you purchased the plan before the storm was officially named or became a foreseeable event.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) guidelines on travel insurance trip cancellation provisions. For additional information about travel insurance protections and consumer rights, see the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
What this means for you
Yes, but only if the weather event is specifically named in your policy, such as a hurricane, and if you purchased the plan before the storm was officially named or became a foreseeable event.
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