WPBF 25 Hosts Free Hurricane Prep Event

Meteorologists aim to equip community for upcoming storm season.

Apr. 13, 2026 at 11:26pm

A sweeping, atmospheric landscape painting in muted blues and grays, with a stormy sky and calm waters dominating the scene, conveying the overwhelming power of nature.WPBF 25's hurricane preparedness event aims to equip Palm Beach residents for the challenges of the upcoming storm season.Palm Beach Today

WPBF 25, the ABC affiliate serving Palm Beach, Florida, is hosting a free hurricane preparedness event to help the local community get ready for the upcoming storm season. The event will feature WPBF's team of meteorologists providing expert advice and guidance on how residents can effectively prepare their homes and families.

Why it matters

As a coastal region, Palm Beach is highly vulnerable to the impacts of hurricanes. This event is an important community service to ensure local residents have the knowledge and resources they need to stay safe when severe storms threaten the area.

The details

The hurricane preparedness event will cover topics such as stocking emergency supplies, securing homes, creating evacuation plans, and understanding weather alerts and forecasts. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions directly to WPBF's team of experienced meteorologists.

  • The event will take place on Saturday, May 10, 2026.
  • Hurricane season in Florida officially begins on June 1st each year.

The players

WPBF 25

The ABC television affiliate serving the Palm Beach, Florida media market.

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What they’re saying

“As we approach another hurricane season, it's critical that our community is well-prepared to face whatever storms may come our way.”

— Mike Lyons, Chief Meteorologist, WPBF 25

What’s next

Residents of Palm Beach and the surrounding areas are encouraged to register for the free hurricane preparedness event on the WPBF 25 website.

The takeaway

This event demonstrates WPBF 25's commitment to serving its local community and ensuring residents have the knowledge and resources they need to stay safe during the upcoming hurricane season.