The Palm Beach Post has the most reporters and resources in the Palm Beaches, delivering the breaking news you need to stay informed. Real News Starts Here.
West Palm Beach, FL
Joined August 2008
- Tweets308K
- Following14.5K
- Followers182K
- Likes710
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Hours after Hurricane Milton made landfall across the state, 30-foot piece of skylight crashed down at Melbourne Orlando airport. No injuries. @FlyMLB floridatoday.com/story/news/… @USATODAY
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
How does climate change affect hurricanes now? Storm expert Bryan Norcross explains … slower moving storms, warmer waters, rising seas…more water for the storm, more energy for it to form… Watch live pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Things that are underrated about hurricane season. Guthrie: Compacency. Norcross: know how much Florida is prone to hurricanes.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
When should you put up shutters? It depends on the storm, says Bryan Norcross. But when you put them up is important. Watch live 2024 hurricane season forum at pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Good questions about storm surge and whether you should be worried if you live near canals and lakes, even man-made lakes in subdivisions. Watch on pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Question: do I need a generator in Florida? Kevin Guthrie says he has one…”happy wife is a happy life..” but then he provides serious facts you need to know about generators. Watch live @pbpost
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Having an electric car provides more issues during a storm. Saltwater and batteries aren’t good. Watch hurricane forum live pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
2024 Hurricane Season Preparedness Forum at Palm Beach State College. Watch live on pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
If we get hit by a storm, how many days of supplies should we have? Guthrie says seven day supply is state recommendation. Maybe less for urban areas more for rural.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
“Never had this extreme situation in the Atlantic.” Says weather expert Bryan Norcross at hurricane 224 forum. Watch it live on pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Tommy Strowd of Lake Worth Drainage District explains the 100-year-old system of canals that are designed to keep water out of your home when a storm hits. Watch the 2024 hurricane season forum live on pbpost.com
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Kevin Guthrie: Executive director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management, says “know your zone, know your home.”
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
You need to know when to evacuate and whether you should evacuate. “We over- evacuated Irma by about 3 million people.” Guthrie said. Way too many people left and hit traffic and turned around.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Bryan Norcross on storm surge: it’s worse on Florida’s west coast because the states east coast has a ridge that pushes water up, creating bigger waves, less surge. He says the hard thing about surge is predicting it. It’s a hard, complicated.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Guthrie says state’s east coast may not have surge but condos built in 1970s didn’t have the best codes and his fear is that constant battering of a high rise by waves could be deadly.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
A motorcade arrived to the federal courthouse in Fort Pierce just after 9 a.m. where a hearing was scheduled in the classified documents case of former president Donald Trump.
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
Michiganders, please think of your Floridian friends today. Highs as low as 56 degrees in some areas. Sending love and support during this difficult, difficult time.
No shame! Raise your hand if you're wearing a sweater 🙋
It's cold in Florida, and people are tweeting and sharing TikToks about it! floridatoday.com/story/news/… @cabridges
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
People could be seen gathered behind a homelessness resource center just east of the railroad as a #Brightline train passes north over 12th Street south of Vero Beach. @TCPalm
The Palm Beach Post retweeted
At 3:02 p.m., a northbound Brightline train travelled through Fort Pierce at 38 mph. A freight train chugged 22 mph on the same tracks a few minutes later. @TCPalm