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The Miami-Dade Office of Cultural Affairs releases resource guide for 2020 hurricane season. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS.
To read the latest on the 2020 hurricane season from NOAA, CLICK HERE.
The hurricane season officially begins on June 1st. Here’s what you need to be prepared. CLICK HERE TO VIEW AND DOWNLOAD GUIDE.
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Here's the latest from Miami-Dade County:
•NORMAL OPERATIONS:Curbside garbage and waste collection services will continue normal operations on Thursday, August 29th and Friday, August 30th. Following service,...
Whatever emergency plans you make for yourself for Hurricane #Dorian, remember to include your pets!
Check out this helpful infographic on how to prepare for a disaster, what goes inside your pet's emergency kit and what to do during a disaster.
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BE PREPARED: Take pictures of your home, inside and outside, prior and after a storm.
This will be helpful when you need to report storm damages to your insurance.
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Tome fotos de su hogar, por dentro y afuera, antes y después de una torm...
PREPARATION LIST: With all of Florida in the cone of concern ahead of Hurricane Dorian, you may be wondering what you can do right now to prepare. Again, do not place any tree limbs, yard clippings or other debris in your yard. Code officers are now inspe...
The Miami-Dade Emergency Operations Center Now Monitoring TS Dorian, and issued this update as of Tuesday Morning, August 27, 2019:
Summary of Actions and Current Situation:
The Division of Emergency Management is monitoring Tropical Storm Dorian in the Atl...
The Miami-Dade County Office of Emergency Management is monitoring an area of low pressure east of the upper Keys. Current location: 25°N / 79.5°W (Approximately 70 miles Southeast of Miami-Dade County)
Forward Direction: N
Potential for further d...
While the path of TS Dorian is still uncertain, many of us are tending to hurricane preparations. While doing so, please refrain from placing tree cuttings in front of your homes. At this point, loose limbs/branches will pose a hazard under high wind cond...
The SFWMD is lowering water levels in canals throughout South Florida in anticipation of Hurricane Dorian's landfall. As of this hour, virtually all of our state is in the cone of concern. SFWMD officials ask all homeowners who live near waterways to chec...
TS Dorian strengthened slightly with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph while moving northwest at 13 mph.
A Hurricane Watch and Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for Puerto Rico, Vieques, Culebra and the U.S. Virgin Islands. A Tropical Storm War...
HURRICANE DORIAN 2 PM ADVISORY: Dorian becomes hurricane category 1 as most of Florida remains in the cone.
For the safety of everyone, do NOT pile any trash, yard clippings or tree limbs in your yard. It is extremely dangerous, as many items could become projectiles in high winds. Miami-Dade County tells us their vehicles will continue to retrieve PREVIOUSLY S...
Wind speeds have picked up somewhat, however cone of concern remains virtually the same. Click to access NHC 5pm report.
https://www.palmettobay-fl.gov/362/Hurricane-Preparedness
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At 11 am, the National Weather Service issued this advisory on TS Dorian.