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Plan for your pets.
Several pets recovered from the areas affected by Hurricane Ike have arrived in Pinellas County for adoption. These animals are being adopted out because their owners can't be found. Prevent this tragedy by having a plan for your pet. For more information, visit our pet preparation page.
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Watch and Learn
How are evacuation decisions made? Why should you shutter your windows? How bad can hurricanes really be? Find the answers to these and many more questions at the PCC-TV hurricane-related video page. Nearly 20 videos are available at this page from PCC-TV, FEMA, the state's emergency management office and other organizations. Watch the videos here.
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October E-Lert now available online E-lert Archive
See how Hurricane Ike's storm surge devastated the Texas coast, discover how to keep food safe if the power goes out and discover what wind shear is and how it can weaken a storm. Take a look back at 1996's Tropical Storm Josephine, which brought flooding to coastal Pinellas County and read a review of Black Cloud, which tells of the suffering caused by the 1928 Lake Okeechobee hurricane. Click for information.
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 Watch Project Storm Story
Learn just how severe hurricanes can be from storm survivors as they recount their first hand experiences with these terrible storms. Tell us your story and see the video here.
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