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.@FDACS @WiltonSimpson warns that peak wildfire season is only beginning. Encourages Floridians to build a defensible space around homes/businesses. DCNOnline.org will be here to help homeowners after the fires. Be wildfire ready! More on fires bit.ly/4v0g3Qn

Hurricane season prep doesn’t have to be expensive! Low-cost prep tips: 🥫Grab at least 1 non-perishable food item every grocery trip 🗺️Know your Zone, Know your Home 📋Make a checklist of irreplaceable valuables Learn more ways to prepare for hurricane season before June 1! FloridaDisaster.org/PlanPrepare

PREPARE NOW: Florida CFO & State Fire Marshal Blaise Ingoglia is telling homeowners to prep before the flames get close. @GovGoneWild: "Take out your phone and document everything, photos and video inside and outside your home, even the smoke, then upload it to the cloud."

For 2026, the hurricane cone of uncertainty will show inland impacts: tropical storm/hurricane wind watches. #HurricaneSeason starts in 12 days! Be sure to put the Disaster Contractors Network in your hurricane kit. @ABCofFL @FloridaDBPR @NHC_Atlantic bit.ly/4uS3oyH

Are you ready for #HurricaneSeason? Make your pre-season prep now. Make a family plan, and put the Disaster Contractors Network (DCNOnline.org) in your hurricane supply kit for post-storm needs. It’s free, fraud-free and sponsored by @FloridaDBPR. @ABCofFL

Significant wildfire potential remains in South FL. Be wildfire ready. DCNOnline.org will be here to help homeowners connect with FL-licensed contractors if your home is damaged. It’s safe, fraud free and sponsored by @FloridaDBPR. Fire threats: bit.ly/3PEbWdH

El Niño and La Niña alter seasonal Atlantic hurricane activity and frequencies of landfall. But the big question is, what does it mean for a person along the coast? See with @ColoradoStateU hurricane researchers say about 2026. @ABCofFlorida @FloridaDBPR naplesnews.com/story/weather/…

Tampa has new flood zones. Before #HurricaneSeason, review the new evacuation zones. Zone A has expanded, some properties previously in Zone D are now in Zone C, and some not previously in a zone, are now in Zone E. Review and #KnowYourZone. floridapolitics.com/archives/79573… @ABCofFL

Florida is still in the peak of wildfire season. Progress is being made in western Broward County, and firefighters are still working a fire near Florida City. Be wildfire ready with these resources: bit.ly/4wIjlJR. @FDACS @FLDBPR @ABCofFL sun-sentinel.com/2026/05/12/eve…

Heads up FL-licensed contractors: Make sure your company is prepared to help homeowners w/ emergency repairs this #HurricaneSeason The Disaster Contractors Network, DCNOnline.org, in cooperation with @FloridaDBPR connects homeowners to contractors. It’s free. @ABCofFL

Hurricane season begins June 1. Are you ready? Today’s a great day to gather your family and make a #HurricanePrep plan. If a storm strikes, the DCNonline.org will be here to connect you with Florida-licensed contractors for post storm repairs. @FloridaDBPR @ABCofFL

Attention FL licensed contractors, make sure your company is registered with DCNonline.org and ready to help homeowners with post-hurricane repairs. In coordination with @FloridaDBPR, we connect homeowners to FL licensed contractors. #HurricanePrep @ABCofFL @flroof

Ahead of hurricane season, build a supply kit with items that will last 7 days. From food, water and clothing, to prescriptions, pet care and first aid items, disaster supply kits should meet your specific needs. Free checklist ➡️ FloridaMakeAPlan.com. @FloridaDBPR @ABCofFL

What’s your #HurricanePrep game plan? Before hurricane season, make a plan that includes every family member, including kids, seniors and pets. Consider family member special needs, know your home and zone, and determine your evacuation plan. @ABCofFL @FloridaDBPR @FLSERT

Prepare for hurricane season by knowing if you live in an evacuation zone, a low-lying, flood prone area, or an unsafe structure. These areas and buildings are most likely to be evacuated, and knowing your zone will help with your #HurricanePrep. @FloridaDBPR @ABCofFL

It’s National Hurricane Preparedness Week, and there’s no better time to prepare than now. Understand your risks and begin pre-season preparations now. Make sure you have multiple ways of receiving forecasts, and know what to do before, during and after a storm. #HurricanePrep

Hard to believe, but there are positive aspects to hurricanes. They can replenish the Everglades and its wildlife, they prevent drought, and they brought Flamingos back to Florida, the @SunSentinel reports. @ABCofFL @FloridaDBPR @FHBAOfficial @flroof sun-sentinel.com/2026/04/29/thr…

It’s been over 100 years since a hurricane struck Tampa, and 34 since Miami suffered a direct hit. Some forecasters consider both cities “overdue.” It’s never too early to prepare for hurricane season. @FloridaDBPR @ABCofFL @AGC_FEC @flroof @FHBAOfficial floridatoday.com/story/news/wea…

More than 100 wildfires continue to burn across Florida as the drought continues. There are burn bans in 45 of Florida’s 67 counties. The @FLForestService is tracking where all wildfires are burning. Be #WildfireReady @ABCofFL @FloridaDBPR @FLSERT @flroof jacksonville.com/story/news/sta…

⚠️4/23: @FLSERT, local emergency management officials & the @FLForestService are actively monitoring wildfires throughout the state. Your area may be experiencing smoky conditions due to nearby wildfires. Dry & breezy conditions are expected to continue today, which will encourage erratic & dangerous wildfire behavior. To protect yourself & your loved ones, be sure to: 🚨 Monitor local alerts & evacuate if ordered by officials 😷 Be cautious of poor air quality—limit outdoor activity & wear a mask 📦 Keep a go bag ready with essentials 🏠 Close windows, doors & vents to keep smoke out 🚗 Know multiple evacuation routes ⛽ Keep your gas tank at least half full Stay ready so you don't have to get ready! FloridaDisaster.org/Wildfire