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First Named Storm of the Hurricane Season Reminds Floridians to Prepare Before Storm Threatens Florida

July 8, 2018 Capital Soup 0

Hurricane Beryl, the first named hurricane of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season, is a reminder for Floridians to financially prepare now before a storm threatens the state. Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and State Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis encourages Floridians to get prepared financially, know their insurance coverage, and research what kinds of coverages they may need. […]

VIDEO: Hurricane Irma One of Four Storm Names Retired from 2017 Season

April 25, 2018 FOX NEWS 0

The World Meteorological Organization maintains a six-list rotation of storm names for the Atlantic Basin. […]

FEMA: More Active Hurricane Seasons ‘New Normal’, Floridians Need to Get Homes, Insurance, Plans Ready

December 25, 2017 Business Wire 0

Floridians should expect that more active storm seasons are the “new normal” – a reality they must prepare for by hardening their homes, updating their insurance, and getting personal and business plans ready. […]

Throwback Thursday: Hurricane Andrew Strikes Florida

September 14, 2017 Space Coast Daily 0

Andrew Caused $26 billion in […]

VIDEO: NOAA Predicts Above Average Hurricane Activity In Atlantic Basin For 2017 Season

June 1, 2017 Space Coast Daily 0

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its Atlantic hurricane season outlook today, calling for an above-normal hurricane season this year. […]

VIDEO: FPL Conducts Annual Storm Drill In Coordination With State’s Hurricane Exercise

May 7, 2017 Space Coast Daily 0

On Friday, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) tested the response of more than 3,000 employees with two hurricanes impacting its service area during the company’s annual storm drill, which for the first time, coincided with a statewide hurricane exercise involving nearly all other state energy companies and emergency operations centers. […]

Tropical Storm Could Strengthen Significantly, Threaten Florida As Hurricane By Sunday

August 25, 2016 Space Coast Daily 0

A budding tropical disturbance has the potential to strengthen significantly and reach Florida and the Bahamas with strong winds, coastal flooding and torrential rainfall during Sunday and Monday. […]

VIDEO SERIES: Tropical Tidbits Educates, Informs People About Hurricanes

August 25, 2016 Alan Zlotorzynski, Space Coast Daily 0

If you read part one about HurricaneTrack.com then you know why this series is being written but if you look in the Atlantic as we speak, then you see it is almost a necessity. The next site that will tickle the feathers of the hurricane enthusiasts is Levi Cownan’s TropicalTidbits.com. […]

VIDEO: HurricaneTrack.com, Great Website To Follow As Hurricane Season Heats Up

August 21, 2016 Alan Zlotorzynski, Space Coast Daily 0

The Tropics are getting busy with 99L, Fiona and a new system coming off of Africa that bears watching over the coming days. Where can you go for the best up to date information. […]

NASA Scientists Creating Ways of Improving Tropical Storm Forecasts Through Digital Hurricanes

May 27, 2016 NASA 0

At NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, a team of scientists spends its days incorporating millions of atmospheric observations, sophisticated graphic tools and lines of computer code to create computer models simulating the weather and climate conditions responsible for hurricanes. […]

NASA Hurricane Resources Available For 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season

May 23, 2016 NASA 0

NASA has a variety of resources for reporters covering 2016’s Atlantic Ocean and Eastern and Central Pacific hurricane seasons, including scientific animations in a resource reel that look inside hurricanes and daily updates with satellite data. […]

VIDEO: 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast Calls For Near-Average Activity

May 8, 2016 Space Coast Daily 0

The 2016 Atlantic hurricane season forecast released Thursday from Colorado State University calls for the number of named storms and hurricanes to be near historical averages. […]

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