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Apopka City Hall closing Wednesday and Thursday
The City of Apopka released information on sandbag availability, sanitation collection, closings, shelters, transportation availability, and emergency phone lines. more
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Hurricane Milton.
Orange County under Hurricane Warning
The National Hurricane Center forecasts that Orange County will experience 6 to 12 inches of rain from Wednesday through Thursday, with the northern and western parts of Orange County receiving the heavier rainfall. more
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Hurricane Milton's path is projected to land in Florida on Wednesday.
Florida braces for Hurricane Milton
Widespread damage, extended power outages, and significant connectivity issues are expected across much of Florida. more
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Weather Alert: Orange County under State of Emergency
Orange County is also under a Hurricane Watch. Hurricane Milton's impacts are expected to begin mid-day Wednesday. All storm preparation should be completed by Tuesday night. more
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Hurricane Milton.
Everything you need to know to survive Hurricane Milton
Sen. Thompson: "As Hurricane Milton approaches, I urge you to take immediate precautions to ensure your safety. This storm can potentially cause significant damage, and we must do everything we can to protect ourselves and our loved ones." more
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Breaking News: OCPS closes schools for Wednesday and Thursday
The closure is due to the projected impacts of the hurricane in Orange County, and some schools will be used as shelters. We will continue to update you as we receive additional information. School opening Friday will be determined based on the impact of the storm. more
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Both Apopka and Orange County are offering free sandbags.
Apopka, Orange County, offering free sandbags for Hurricane Milton preparation
With Hurricane Milton's potential to bring heavy rain and flooding, local officials emphasize the importance of proactive measures to protect homes and families. more
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Hurricane Milton on its way to Florida.
Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida
 AccuWeather meteorologists warn people to prepare for an extreme risk to lives and property in Florida ahead of significant hurricane impacts, expected to arrive in less than 72 hours.  more
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An overturned industrial storage tank in Asheville, N.C., shows the power of fast-moving flood water.
In storms like Hurricane Helene, flooded industrial sites and toxic chemical releases are a silent and growing threat
Florida officials reported that a retired nuclear plant south of Cedar Key experienced a storm surge of as much as 12 feet that inundated buildings and an industrial wastewater pond. more
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AAA shares insurance advice for Florida residents
Once conditions are safe, assess your property, take pictures of any damage, and contact your insurance provider immediately to start the claims process. more
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Rain and wind and bugs... oh my!
Some mosquitoes in Florida will breed in small containers of standing water. This includes mosquitoes that are vectors for the pathogens that cause dengue, chikungunya, and Zika viruses. more
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STEINHATCHEE, FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 27: People walk down a street with a dog in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene on September 27, 2024 near Steinhatchee, Florida. Hurricane Helene made landfall nearby last night as a category four storm but has weakened as it moves inland.
Hurricane Helene causes deaths, leaves hundreds of thousands without power in Florida
State and local officials are reporting more than half a dozen deaths in the wake of Hurricane Helene, which came ashore late Thursday night in the Big Bend region as a powerful Category 4 storm. more
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Silver Glen Springs in Ocala is renowned for its crystal-clear waters. Other springs are suffering.
Florida ignores law requiring new rules to protect springs
The Florida Springs and Aquifer Protection Act designated 30 of the state’s waterways as “Outstanding Florida Springs,” which means they are such Florida treasures that they deserve extra protection. more
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Hurricane Helene.
Orange County under Tornado Watch; wind gusts up to 55 mph as Helene approaches Florida
Tropical Storm Warnings remain in effect for all of East Central Florida. Orange County is under a Tornado Watch until 8 p.m. this evening. Hurricane Helene has a very large wind field. Strong winds are the biggest concern in Central Florida, and in the coming hours, we will see conditions deteriorate. more
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Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene poised to hit Florida
The National Weather Service has determined that Orange County is under a Tropical Storm Warning. There are isolated tornado threats that could begin as early as Wednesday evening. more
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Florida Disaster Contractors Network activated to connect homeowners with Florida licensed contractors for Post-Helene home repairs
Florida’s Disaster Contractors Network is a free resource founded by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, designed to connect homeowners with licensed contractors and suppliers to perform emergency repairs. more
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The U.S. has seen a large number of billion-dollar disasters in recent years.
Why home insurance rates are rising so fast across the US – climate change plays a big role
There are a few reasons why insurance rates are rising, but a common thread is that climate change is fueling more severe weather, and insurers are responding to rising damage claims. more
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Breaking News: City announces hurricane-related closings for Thursday
The City of Apopka, Orange County Public Schools, St. Johns River Water Management District, and many other agencies and organizations have announced multiple closings and event postponements for Thursday because of Hurricane Helene. more
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Florida braces for Helene
AccuWeather is expecting Tropical Storm Helene to make landfall as a major hurricane of Category 3 strength with sustained winds of 111-129 mph. more
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Sandbags available to Orange County residents ahead of weather system
Residents will be provided with 10 unfilled sandbags and directed to the sand pile on site. All residents will need to bring their own shovels to fill their sandbags. more
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Help HOPE CommUnity Center prepare for Helene
Hope Community Center is urgently collecting non-perishable food items to ensure it can support these families once the storm clears. Your donation will go directly to those in need, offering stability and nourishment in a time of uncertainty. more
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Breaking News: OCPS closing schools Thursday
The primary decision point for any potential closure is based on sustained wind speeds projected to exceed 35 mph. That is the threshold for our buses to be safely on the roads. more
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Hurricane Ian
Breaking News: Apopka makes sandbags available to its residents
The City of Apopka will have sandbags available for residents at Edwards Field, located at the corner of Forest and 1st Street behind Kit Land Nelson Park. more
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What the jet stream and climate change had to do with the hottest summer on record − remember all those heat domes?
Overall, the global average temperature was 2.74 degrees Fahrenheit (1.52 degrees Celsius) above the 20th-century average. more
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Flood Watch: Storm awareness critical as hurricane season ramps up
Four hazards are associated with tropical cyclones: wind, flooding, rain, storm surge, and tornadoes. Wind is how tropical cyclones are classified, but it is only one piece of the puzzle. more
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