Which of the following would typically NOT be covered under a standard homeowners policy?

A standard homeowners policy generally provides coverage for a variety of perils such as fire damage, theft, and vandalism. However, flood damage is typically excluded from standard homeowners insurance policies. Instead, coverage for flood damage is often provided through a separate flood insurance policy, which is usually administered by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This distinction is crucial for homeowners since many may assume their comprehensive homeowners policy covers all types of water damage, which is not the case for flood-related events. Thus, flood damage stands out as the peril that would not typically be covered under a standard homeowners policy.