Storm Information

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Visit the Town’s storm information webpage at www.jupiter.fl.us/Storm.
Download the JupConnect app on your Apple or Android device. Not only does the app allow you to receive important updates from the Town, but also allows you to easily report flooding, downed trees or other storm damage.

As a reminder, with the approaching storm, residents should not perform any tree trimming or vegetation projects this week. Any commercial businesses that perform tree trimming should remove and dispose of trimmings. Additionally, all swales should be kept free of debris to reduce the potential impacts of flooding on a property. For more information about preparing for potential impacts of a storm, please visit www.jupiter.fl.us/376/Before-During-After-a-Storm.

Hurricane Season

Hurricane season begins June First. Floridians, preparing for hurricane season becomes a way of life, and Jupiter residents should always err on the side of caution by anticipating an active hurricane season. This includes making preparations for tropical depressions and storms, and hurricanes that may not directly hit our area, but may still impact our weather. A storm that doesn’t make direct landfall can still cause local erosion, flooding, wind damage, and possible tornadoes.

The Town hopes for the best and prepares for the worst, planning year-round to ensure the safety of residents and local resources. Residents and businesses are highly encouraged to do the same so we, as a community, are ready in the event of a storm.

Active Alerts: During an active storm threat, the latest alerts and information will be posted above chronologically under 'current storm information.'
Visit our webpage on information on what to do Before, During & After a Storm.

Jupiter Hurricane & Flood Guide

The most recent version of the Jupiter Hurricane & Flood Guide includes important emergency numbers, evacuation zone map, information about flood insurance, flood safety measures, and more. (Versions are available in English, Spanish, and ADA accessible).

Local Shelters

Palm Beach County North Area Shelters (Jupiter to Palm Beach Gardens)

Independence Middle School: 4001 Greenway Drive, Jupiter
Palm Beach Gardens High School: 4245 Holly Drive, Palm Beach Gardens
Pet-friendly shelters are designated on an as-needed basis. Both pet-friendly and special needs shelters can be found online at www.pbcgov.org/knowurzone

For Shelter Information, Contact:

Division of Emergency Management (561) 712-6400
American Red Cross (561) 833-7711

Post-Storm Information Updates

If a storm disrupts the Town's ability to provide updates by phone, television and website, important information bulletins will be posted daily at 25 locations.

Click here to view a printable map of these sites

Watches, Warnings & Local Communication

Palm Beach County has a community notification system to alert its cities and towns of hurricanes and floods. This system uses TV Channels 5, 12, 25, 29 (Comcast channels 03, 09, 10 and 11) and all radio stations. During major storms, as conditions permit, the town is patrolled by police officers, stormwater, public works, water utilities and other staff to identify safety hazards and areas of flooding. In the event winds reach 45 mph, public safety personnel (including police and fire rescue) will not patrol. If you need assistance, always call 911 for emergencies, and for non-emergency assistance from police or fire rescue, call (561) 799-4445.

Storm Information

Current Storm Information