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    Florida Hurricane Tracker

    Live storm positions from the National Hurricane Center, coastal water-level anomalies from NOAA tide gauges, and actionable prep guidance — updated automatically.

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    Active Atlantic Tropical Systems

    No active Atlantic storms

    The National Hurricane Center is not tracking any tropical systems in the Atlantic basin right now.

    Coastal water levels

    Measured NOAA tide levels. No official flood stage for this station.

    Fernandina Beach
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 5.40 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Mayport (Jacksonville)
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 6.69 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Trident Pier, Cape Canaveral
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 4.67 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Lake Worth Pier
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 4.22 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Virginia Key (Miami)
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 3.52 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Vaca Key (Florida Keys)
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 1.59 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Key West
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 2.42 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Port Manatee (Tampa Bay)
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 1.76 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Saint Petersburg
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 1.62 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Cedar Key
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 2.02 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Pensacola
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 2.01 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Pensacola Beach
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 2.07 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station
    Panama City
    No official flood stage for this station
    Level: 2.25 ft. Anomaly: n/a vs predicted
    NOAA station

    Hurricane Preparedness Checklist

    Know your evacuation zone

    Florida uses zones A–F. Zone A is highest risk. Find your zone at floridadisaster.org before any storm.

    Stock 72-hour supplies

    Water (1 gal/person/day), non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, cash, important documents.

    Secure your home

    Board windows, bring in outdoor items, document belongings with photos for insurance claims.

    Plan for pets & family

    Identify pet-friendly shelters. Designate a meeting point and out-of-state contact.

    Monitor official sources

    Follow NHC (nhc.noaa.gov), your county emergency manager, and NOAA Weather Radio for official guidance.

    Never drive through flood water

    Turn Around Don't Drown. 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock you down; 12 inches can sweep a vehicle.

    Official Resources

    Storm data: National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov). Coastal water levels: NOAA CO-OPS.