National Hurricane Center
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Tampa Bay storm readiness
Hurricane Command Center
Track active storms, Florida warnings, evacuation tools, flood-zone resources, emergency numbers, and the documents to save if the insurer later denies, delays, or underpays the claim.
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Life safety first: call 911 for immediate danger. Follow evacuation orders from local officials. Handle insurance documentation only when it is safe. Florida emergency information
Official feeds
Active hurricanes and current warnings
Florida watches and warnings
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Local decisions
Evacuation, flood zone, routes, and shelter tools
Know Your Zone
Use Florida Disaster to search your address and understand whether local officials may order your evacuation zone to leave.
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Check current traffic, closures, cameras, and personalized routes before leaving Tampa Bay.
Open FL511FEMA flood maps
Search the official FEMA flood map tools and National Flood Hazard Layer before storm season and after map updates.
Search FEMA flood mapsHillsborough shelters and HEAT
Hillsborough County emergency tools cover evacuation zones, shelter status, and HART evacuation routes.
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Review current watches, warnings, and advisories from the official NWS alerts feed.
Open NWS alertsCity of Tampa hurricane information
Use City of Tampa hurricane pages for local services, flooding, drainage, and post-storm city guidance.
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Numbers Tampa Bay residents may need
Insurance claim record
When it is safe, preserve the claim file
- Take wide and close photos before cleanup, then keep repair and mitigation receipts.
- Save carrier emails, claim numbers, adjuster notes, estimates, denial letters, and payment explanations.
- Keep a timeline of inspection dates, calls, requests for documents, and changing damage explanations.
- If the carrier delays, denies, or underpays the hurricane claim, upload the documents for review.