PLAN AND PREPARE

The official start of hurricane season is Tuesday and Floridians are being urged to start preparing before it becomes a race against the clock.

A hurricane-ready safe room could be the difference between life and death.

This tool helps you quickly and easily build an emergency plan that's right for you.

Given the current coronavirus pandemic, sheltering in place might be the best option for many residents if and when a hurricane strikes Florida.

Think of the coronavirus pandemic as a "jump start" to your hurricane season preps, according to a pediatrician.

News 6 anchor Justin Warmoth talks to an expert about preparing your roof for hurricane season.

Is your pet ready in the event of a weather emergency?

With the COVID-19 pandemic still underway, storm supply shopping might look a bit different this hurricane season.

Here's a list of improvements you can make around your home that not only secure it during a storm, but can also cut the cost of your homeowners insurance in half.

Just because a hurricane has passed doesn't mean the hardest part is over.

Here are five tips to prepare for flooding ahead of hurricane season.

Each hurricane season, we tend to hear a lot about generators and how they can come in handy if a storm knocks out power, but are you talking enough about how to safely use the piece of equipment?

Since 2005, nearly 1,000 people have been killed in the United States from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by generators.

Generators are a great resource to have in the aftermath of a Hurricane, when used correctly.

Hurricane season brings the threat of strong storms potentially damaging your home and roof, which means you could need repairs in the event of a hurricane.

After a storm, there are always those who try to take advantage of homeowners. There are some important tips to avoid being ripped off.

When a hurricane or other strong storm blows through Central Florida, it's not uncommon to see power outages.

After a day of heat, Central Florida hit a high of 84 degrees in Orlando, the nighttime hours will be mild again on Monday.

We're off to a foggy start in Central Florida.

Sunshine will be back out in full force for the first half of Sunday.

We are going to do a flip in the weather pattern over the next seven to 10 days. After a chilly end to November, pool weather will be returning.

Two separate systems are pounding the northernmost and southernmost states of the U.S.

Fog to start and a warmup on the way.

By the weekend, high temperatures in Central Florida will flirt with 80 degrees.

The holiday season is full of scrumptious smells, but did you know you can smell the different seasons?

The rest of the week will pretty mild in Central Florida.

The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season will be remembered for its fast-paced start and its abrupt finish.

Talk about nice weather.

It's another brisk start to the day in Central Florida.

A chilly start in Central Florida, but a warmup is on the way.

Clouds will go on the increase Sunday which will cause temperatures to struggle to climb out of the 60s.