
Your Trusted Resource for Weather Preparedness
Stay ahead of the storm with WUCF's Storm Center, your comprehensive source for timely weather updates, emergency preparedness information, and community resources in Central Florida. Whether you're tracking hurricanes, severe storms, or planning for inclement weather, our dedicated team is here to keep you informed and safe. Explore our latest weather advisories, expert insights, and practical tips to navigate through any weather event. Trust WUCF as your go-to destination for staying weather-ready in the Sunshine State.
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Please follow the Florida Storms Powered by FPREN YouTube page for the latest weather updates, forecasts and major events impacting the state of Florida.
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PBS WARN

PBS and WUCF play a critical role in keeping all residents safe. Through our Warning, Alert, Response Network, called PBS WARN, Wireless Emergency Alerts get delivered when they matter most—when other systems fail.
WUCF Storm Resources
Explore emergency information county-by-county across Central Florida.
Be Prepared With Florida Storms
Download the FLORIDA STORMS App
Florida Storms puts your safety first. The maps are simple. The intelligence intuitive. Forecasts can be customized for up to 16 locations, and geo-targeted alerts come from official sources.
It's more than a map.
- Warnings from the National Weather Service
- Advisories from the National Hurricane Center
- Lightning and strong storm alerts
- Evacuation zones, routes and open shelters
- Information from local emergency managers
- News and traffic information for your location
- Forecast perspective from certified meteorologists
- Preseason checklists and risk assessment
- Storm survival tips and recovery resources
Family Resources
Dive deeper into a meteorologist's career and find out how this Helper assists in emergency situations.
Learn more at http://meetthehelpers.org
Do you know what Weather Forecasters do? Weather forecasters use scientific tools to measure data like temperature and wind speed. They study weather patterns, create forecasts and track any storms that may come our way. In a weather emergency, forecasters work before and during a storm to share weather advice with helpers -- like news meteorologists and public service workers -- who keep our community informed.





