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This page contains summary information for currently open general and special needs shelters within the State of Florida.

For information from your county Emergency Management program regarding shelter preparedness and lists of potential shelters that may be opened, please visit Shelter Information Index and choose your county.

Shelter of Last Resort

Note: A shelter of last resort is a place of safety that people can go to when they are unable to reach a safer location or evacuation shelter during a disaster. Please note that as a shelter of last resort, the Division cannot confirm the structural integrity of this shelter to be able to survive hurricane force winds.

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Florida Division of Emergency Management

2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100

Phone: 850-815-4000

For Florida Relay Service:
Dial 711 (TDD/TTY)

Weather Outlook

Friday, November 1, 2024

...Frontal Boundary Stalled To the West To Weaken High Pressure Over the State; However, Mostly Dry Conditions Will Persist...Sufficient Moisture and Breezy Onshore Winds to Bring Isolated Showers Along the East Coast and Keys, Moving Inland Through the Peninsula Throughout the Day...Isolated Shower and Thunderstorm or Two Possible In the Western Panhandle Ahead of The Stalled Frontal Boundary...Locally Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Persist Along the Florida Panhandle...Breezy Easterly Winds With Gusts Upwards of 15-25 MPH Along Peninsula and Keys...High Risk for Rip Currents Along Florida Panhandle and East Coast...Minor to Moderate Riverine Flooding Is Ongoing For Portions Of The Withlacoochee River and the St. Johns River; Withlacoochee River Near Holder May Just Reach Major Flood Stage As It Crests Later Today...NHC Continues to Monitor Several Disturbance In the Atlantic Basin; A Disturbance In the Southwestern Caribbean Sea Has a High (70%) Chance of Development Over 7 Days...