Our entire Weather Authority team walks you through getting storm-ready for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season -- from preparing your home to building your hurricane kit to what local officials do to keep the community safe.
JEA is urging customers to take a few simple steps before hurricane season officially begins, even as forecasters predict a quieter-than-average season.
Each hurricane season, a key part of every family’s hurricane preparedness plan should be to assemble a hurricane kit. The kit provides important supplies for your family, whether you remain at home during the storm or need to evacuate.
News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn and the News4JAX team assembled all the information you need to be prepared for the season in one document that you should keep with your other important documents in case you lose power or your internet connection.
While this year’s hurricane season has remained relatively calm so far, Floridians are reminded that preparation is key — especially with storms possible through late November.
Preparation today makes recovery tomorrow much smoother. Don’t wait until a hurricane is at your doorstep—plan ahead, know your coverage, and have your supplies ready.
All the information you need to be prepared for a strong storm in one document to keep with your other important documents in case you lose power or your internet connection.
Preparation today makes recovery tomorrow much smoother. Don’t wait until a hurricane is at your doorstep—plan ahead, know your coverage, and have your supplies ready.
During an evacuation, it's important to use extra caution, because there's a large amount of vehicles on the road and officers and troopers may be out in full force directing traffic out of evacuation zones.
Crews from around the state, including Jacksonville, headed west Thursday to help restore power to the hundreds of thousands of homes left in the dark in the wake of Hurricane Michael.
Some insured homeowners, who were devastated by Hurricane Irma, now say they are being traumatized again -- but by their insurance company. They are sharing their lessons learned so you will be prepared before the next storm hits.
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