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Hurricane Season 2016
Updates on Hurricane Matthew for Florida business
From the Afternoon Pulse:
Insurers say they're ready to pay claims no matter what happens with Matthew
Hurricane Matthew could be the first major test of claims-handling capabilities by numerous young insurance companies created since the 2004-05 run of hurricanes that ended with Wilma. And with Matthew's path still uncertain but looking likely to impact the state, insurers are urging policyholders to protect themselves and their properties. More from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
See also:
» As Hurricane Matthew approaches, business is brisk at grocery stores, home improvement centers
» Hurricane Matthew takes aim at South Florida’s construction boom
» Gov. Scott: 'If you're able to go early, leave now'
» Texas electrical workers headed to Florida, preparing for hurricane recovery
General News
Evacuations
- Evacuation information for Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast
- Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in Brevard County, and voluntary evacuations have been activated in St. Lucie County.
- Broward County asks thousands to leave homes
- Florida Evacuation Routes - Twitter feed
- Port Canaveral evacuation ordered in wake of Hurricane Matthew
General information
- Jacksonville hospitals prepare for Hurricane Matthew: UF Health Hospital has supplies for patients before, during, after storm
- As Hurricane Matthew moves closer, here are tips for businesses
- Hurricane Matthew poses a significant threat to Kennedy Space Center
- As hurricane approaches, will cruise lines sail as usual?
- Stores stocking up on water, hurricane supplies
- Airlines cancelling flights to Caribbean and Florida as Hurricane Matthew nears
- FPL says it's prepared for Hurricane Matthew, but power outages still expected
- Statement from FPL: FPL mobilizes restoration workforce of more than 6,300 employees and contractors ahead of Hurricane Matthew
- Hospitals prepare for Hurricane Matthew
- Liners, Southeast US ports gird for Hurricane Matthew
- Orlando's theme parks keep wary eye on Hurricane Matthew
- Hurricane Resources for Palm Beach County
