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🚨 10/17 Update: Isaias Resources 🚨

❓ Info & Resources: FloridaDisaster.org/Updates
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🚜 Agricultural Assistance: tinyurl.com/DisasterFarmAid
🚧 Road Closures: FL511.com
⛑️ Red Cross: 800-RED-CROSS
🧹 Samaritan's Purse: 833-ine: 833-514-2940
🛡️ Insurance Helpline: 877-MY-FL-CFO
⚠️ Price Gouging Hotline: 866 9NO-SCAM
🏢 Business Resources: FloridaDisaster.biz
🚫 Unlicensed Activity: 866-532-1440
🤝 Want to Volunteer? Volunteerflorida.org
🫶 Donate: FloridaDisasterFund.org
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FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
⚠️ WEATHER UPDATE ⚠️

October 25, 2026

Moderate to locally major tidal flooding is expected through Monday, especially within 2 hours before and after high tide.

Coastal wind gusts near 40 mph and life-threatening surf continue. Stay out of the water. Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
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10/25: Dangerous conditions continue along FL’s East Coast

⚠️ Coastal hazards include:
▪️ Strong, gusty winds
▪️ Hazardous surf with waves up to 10-15 ft.
▪️ High rip current risk
▪️ Moderate to major coastal flooding

🚫 Stay away from beaches & avoid coastal areas, especially durittps://t.co/uqYEHthwM0).

⬇️ See forecasted hazards below & be sure to stay connected with local @NWS offices: @NWSJacksonville @NWSMelbourne @NWSMiami @NWSKeyWest
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‼️As recovery from Hurricane #Isaias continues, help keep your community safe!

Drier weather across North FL calls for wildfire safety as breezy winds increase risk of embers & fires spreading. 🔥

🚫 Do not burn yard debris!

▪️ Sort debris into the 6 designated piles (belnty’s guidelines for debris placement and pickup.
▪️ Need cleanup help? Call @SamaritansPurse at 833-747-1234 for free assistance.

🔗 Follow your county’s emergency management office on social media for local updates, or visit FloridaDisaster.org/Counties.
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⚠️ 10/25: Southeast Florida faces a higher flood risk today into tonight as rain moves in.

King tides ➕ onshore winds ➕ heavy rainfall 🟰 coastal & flash flooding 

‼️ Never drive through floodwaters & stay alert for flood watches & warning from local officials! FloridaDisaster.org/AlertFlorida
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📢 #Isaias Recovery Update 📢

Today is the last day to get meals at the Santa Rosa County feeding sites listed below.

🥫 Through @FLSERT's Human Services Branch, nonprofit & volunteer partners provide meals & a sense of normalcy for Floridians in recovery.

For disaster recoveryFloridaDisaster.org/Updates

For additional local assistance, find your county’s emergency management office: 📍 FloridaDisaster.org/Counties.
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⚠️ King tides are occurring NOW along FL’s East Coast, with rainfall & onshore winds expected to increase the risk of coastal flooding into next week.

What are king tides & why are they important?

🌊 King tides are exceptionally high tides that occur at certain times of the year due to the combined gravitational effects of the moon.

This rising water can lead to flooding, even when it’s not raining.

📍 Check local high-tide times to help protect yourself & your property from flooding: tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/map/index.html
Help us track King Tides impacts in the FL Keys! 🌊 If you see coastal flooding, reply or DM us with the time, street/general location, and a picture. Your reports make a huge difference. Tide info: tinyurl.com/2ett6cfh #FLwx
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🤝 Recovery starts with having a safe place to stay.

Through a partnership between @FLSERT & @EmergencyRV, families whose homes were damaged by Hurricane #Isaias are receiving temporary mobile sheltering as they begin to rebuild.

⬇️ Swipe to see how this partnership is making a difffamily.

Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for available recovery resources.
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🌊 Due to a combination of strong northeasterly winds & ongoing king tides, moderate to major coastal flooding is expected along Florida’s East Coast, extending to the Florida Keys, & along the tidal St. Johns River.
 
Water levels will rise and inundate normally dry areas at high tidreatening homes & businesses in coastal & low-lying areas. 🏠

Prepare now to protect your property:
▪️ Use sandbags to help reduce water intrusion.
▪️ Move vehicles, valuables & important items to higher ground.
▪️ Secure outdoor items & move them away from areas that could flood.

Check with your county’s emergency management office for available sandbag assistance at FloridaDisaster.org/Counties.

Don’t wait for water to rise. Prep now! ⚠️
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🚨 #ISAIAS MARC UPDATE 🚨

As recovery continues across the Panhandle, Multi-Agency Resource Centers (MARCs) have updated locations.

Residents seeking disaster recovery assistance can visit a MARC to connect with state agencies & community partners for essential services & recoveryation details & all things disaster recovery at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
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FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
⚠️🌬️Wind Advisory has been issued for the NE FL & SE GA coasts for Saturday afternoon-evening.

Bring in or firmly secure 🎃holiday decorations, lawn ornaments, 🪑patio furniture, 🗑️trash cans, and other items that could be blown around by strong winds.
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Need help recovering from Hurricane #Isaias?

Florida’s 211 connects impacted residents with local resources for:
• Food
• Housing
• Healthcare
• Mental health support
• Utility assistance
• & more!

☎️ Call 211
📱 Using Wi-Fi Calling? 211 may not connect.
💻 Visit httpter your ZIP code, find your local 10-digit number & call directly.

Find additional resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
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🚗 As coastal flooding threatens FL's East Coast & the FL Keys this weekend, remember that saltwater can cause serious vehicle damage, including corrosion & electrical malfunctions or fires in electric vehicles.

Protect your vehicle before water rises:
▪️ Move vehicles to higher ground.
floodwaters.
▪️ Identify alternate routes before traveling.
▪️ If a road is flooded, turn around.

⚠️ Don’t risk your safety or your vehicle! Prepare now & monitor local forecasts for updates.
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🤝 From Disaster to Declaration: Moving Florida Recovery Forward

Recovery is about more than rebuilding. It’s about understanding the challenges Floridians face & helping communities get back on their feet.

@FLSERT works alongside local, state & federal partners to document the full scoct & advocate for the resources that support long-term recovery.

🎥 Watch the video below to learn how Florida works to move recovery forward & pursue federal assistance for disaster survivors.

For available #Isaias recovery resources, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates. 🔗
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Safe debris cleanup is an important part of disaster recovery!

As #Isaias cleanup continues, be sure to:
🗑️ Sort debris into the 6 designated piles.
🌳 Keep debris away from trees, structures & other obstacles.
🔥 Never burn storm debris, as it can create fire hazards, espey conditions this weekend

Need help with storm cleanup?
☎️ Call @SamaritansPurse at 833-747-1234 for help with debris removal, chainsaw work & property cleanup.

Beware of scams! ⚠️
Legitimate volunteer organizations provide assistance at no cost & should never demand payment for services.

Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for additional recovery resources.
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🌊 This weekend, dangerous beach conditions are expected along FL's East Coast.

Hazards include:
▪️ Rough & battering surf with potential for tropical storm like waves of up to 10-15 ft. 
▪️ Life threatening rip currents
▪️ Coastal flooding that may make portions of the beach unsafe or inaccessible

🚫 Avoid the coast & monitor local forecasts for updates. FloridaDisaster.org/Hazards
⚠️Heads Up!
Upcoming full moon will generate high astronomical tides Sunday into next week. These tides combine with strong onshore flow to create multiple hazards for coastal NE FL & SE GA, including moderate coastal flooding, gusty winds & hazardous beach & boating conditions.
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🌀 Long before Hurricane #Isaias approached Florida, @FLSERT's Meteorology Team was monitoring the Gulf for potential tropical development in coordination with @NWS.

Working around the clock, our meteorologists provide critical forecasts, weather updates & expert guidance to helpe, during & after severe weather.

Their expertise helps strengthen preparedness, guide response efforts & protect communities across Florida.

🌐 Find the latest recovery updates & resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
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