Free sandbags will be available Tuesday at Woerner Turf & Landscaping Supply in preparation for Helene.

You need to be prepared in case another storm comes our way. Don't miss out on your chance to stock up and save money at the same time.

To help residents prepare for hurricane season, St. Johns County announced that it will give away 12,000 free sandbags on Wednesday, July 31 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

JEA did not wait until hurricane season started to have the supplies needed to respond to an emergency.

Hurricane season is here and to help Jacksonville residents prepare, two organizations held a supplies giveaway Saturday morning.

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season began Saturday, and to help Floridians prepare, the first Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday also kicked off.

Florida Power & Light Company debunked common misconceptions about power outages so the community can be well-prepared in case of an emergency this hurricane season.

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season began Saturday, and to help Floridians prepare, the first Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday also kicked off.

Natural disasters are common in Florida and with hurricane season approaching, it’s a good time to stock up on the supplies you might need.

When a tropical storm or hurricane threatens Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida, it is important to take action quickly long before the storm arrives. While long-term planning is important, there are some key things that need to be accomplished in the short-term.

One thing most people think of during hurricane season is the famous forecast cone. The cone was developed in 2002 by the National Hurricane Center to help convey the future movement of the system and the uncertainty in the track. But there are a lot of important details the forecast cone does not tell us.

Northeast Florida residents have been stocking up on hurricane essentials to prepare for Tropical Storm Ian as it strengthens and heads toward Florida.

With any major storm, winds and heavy rainfall have the power to create massive power outages.

But it’s quite another to ready yourself for a severe weather situation when you have a new baby in tow. Maybe the baby naps or hangs out in some type of rocker that you usually plug in to a wall. You’ll want to make sure you have plenty of batteries, in case your home loses power. Obviously, whether you’re a new parent or not, you’d want to make sure you have a way to charge your phone. -- And if you’re formula feeding, that’s great, too.

To help prepare for the start of hurricane season, take this quiz on how to best prepare, should a hurricane draw near.