Hurricane & Storm Resources
Live storm tracking, preparation checklists, carrier claims contacts, and emergency resources for Brevard County. Stay safe — and consider reviewing your coverage options before storm season.
Once a tropical storm or hurricane is named, most insurers impose binding restrictions — you cannot add or increase coverage. Review your policy before storm season.
Active Atlantic Storms
Data sourced from the National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov). Cached server-side and refreshed every 15 minutes.
Live Storm Tracking Map
Interactive map with live radar, official NHC forecast cone, track, and coastal watches/warnings. No active Atlantic tropical cyclone advisories at this time.
Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors · Radar: RainViewer · Storm data: National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov). Cone of uncertainty shows the probable path of the storm center — impacts extend well beyond the cone boundary.
Hurricane Preparation Checklist
- Review your homeowners and flood insurance policies before storm season (June 1)
- Confirm your coverage limits reflect current replacement costs
- Document your belongings with photos or video — store copies offsite or in the cloud
- Know your insurance carrier's claims phone number (on your ID card)
- Stock 7+ days of water, food, medications, and emergency supplies
- Trim trees and secure outdoor furniture before a storm threatens
- Know your Brevard County evacuation zone and route
- Have cash on hand — ATMs may be unavailable after a storm
- Charge all devices and portable power banks
- Keep important documents (policies, IDs, deeds) in a waterproof container
Carrier Claims Contacts
Contact your carrier directly after a storm. Your policy ID card has your carrier's claims number — use that first. If you need help navigating the process, call our office.
Know Your Flood Zone
Brevard County has significant flood risk. Standard homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage. Check your flood zone and consider available flood coverage options before storm season.