Live National Hurricane Center data, with distances measured to Palm Beach County.
There are currently no named tropical storms or hurricanes being tracked by the National Hurricane Center in the Atlantic basin.
A quiet map is the best time to get ready. Once a storm is named and a cone points at South Florida, shutter installers and prep crews book out fast — and the work that protects a property takes longer than the warning gives you. The right time to prepare is now, not during a watch.
These are the jobs we do for property owners across Palm Beach County, Broward, Martin and Miami-Dade — the same work described on our hurricane and storm preparation page.
If you are not in Florida during hurricane season, this is the service that matters most. Our home watch clients get priority scheduling for storm prep.
Where this data comes from. Storm information on this page comes from the National Hurricane Center (NOAA), which publishes it as public domain data. We filter it to the Atlantic basin and calculate distances to Palm Beach County.
This page is not an official warning source. Palm Beach Property Services is a property services company, not an emergency management agency. For watches, warnings, evacuation orders and shelter information, follow the National Hurricane Center and your county emergency management office. Always act on their guidance, not on this page.