Martin County Skywarn

06/10/2026

“Some people are weatherwise, but most are otherwise” -- Ben Franklin

06/03/2026

We are prepared.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day is more than a holiday—it is a solemn reminder of the price of freedom.

Today, we remember the men and women who never came home, including those lost aboard ships, on battlefields, and in skies far from home.

For some, this day is deeply personal. For all of us, it should be meaningful.

From the Hurricane Watch Net family, we honor the fallen and the families they left behind.

May we never forget.

05/22/2026

05/10/2026

As we wrap up , remember that there are five simple steps to getting ready for this upcoming hurricane season (and all disasters, for that matter).
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05/10/2026

05/08/2026

Best tool in the alert toolbox.

We continue by reminding you to make sure you get emergency alerts when it matters most. Sign up for AlertMartin alerts at https://www.martin.fl.us/AlertMartin.

05/07/2026

The is the perfect time to ensure you have a well-stocked, ready to go emergency kit!

Include items such as water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, radio, can opener, first aid kit, cleaning supplies, tarps, just to mention a few.

For more information on how to prepare, visit www.martin.fl.us/Readiness.

05/04/2026

Happy ! as you make preparations for the upcoming hurricane season!

First thing to do is to . Do you live in a Storm Surge Evacuation Zone (area)? Find out by visiting www.martin.fl.us/Readiness and locating your home on the map.

- Zone AB (red): includes the barrier islands and most low-lying areas along the coast. These areas are likely to be inundated by storm surge of up to 6 feet. The zones progress inland as you get further from the coast and higher in elevation.
- Zone CD (yellow): is likely to be inundated by storm surge of up to 13 feet.
- Zone E (blue): is likely to be inundated by storm surge of up to 16 feet.