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- Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia coastal floodingFlood · FL, GA · Oct. 24, 2026
- East Central Florida coastal floodingFlood · FL · Oct. 25, 2026
- Southwest flooding: Arizona, Nevada, Utah, N.M., Texas, ColoradoFlood · NV, NM, TX, AZ, UT, CO · Oct. 29, 2026
- Pearl River County, Mississippi flash floodingFlood · MS, LA · Oct. 31, 2026
- South Florida and Treasure Coast heavy rain floodingFlood · FL · Nov. 1, 2026
Storm Recovery Hub is a free guide for people dealing with a hurricane, flood or severe storm anywhere in the U.S. It pulls live updates from the National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service and FEMA, and links to checked official resources for shelter, power, fuel, food, safe water, FEMA aid and cleanup.
Information may be delayed or incomplete. Always verify with official sources and follow local officials.
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US weather now: every active National Weather Service alert on a map, plus the forecast for any ZIP.
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All help topics
- Find gasStations with fuel and power
- Find shelterOpen shelters and hotel help
- Power outagesOutage maps and generator safety
- Free food & waterMeals, water and ice nearby
- Tarps & roof helpTarps, roof help and volunteer crews
- FEMA & money helpAid, loans and free legal help
- Roads & closures511, road conditions, flooding
- Boil-water noticesIs your tap water safe?
- Mental health & familySomeone to talk to, finding family
- Volunteer & donateHelp out the right way
- Printable checklistSafety, photos, insurance
- Safety firstGas, power lines, CO, floodwater
- Get cleanup helpFree contact for water or roof damage
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Guides
- The first 48 hours after a stormSafety, photos, insurance, drying
- Winter outages, generators and pipesCO safety and frozen pipes
- Flood insurance waiting periodWhy NFIP usually waits 30 days
- Space heater and home heating safetyThe 3-foot rule, cords, ashes, alarms
- Nor’easters and coastal floodingCoastal flood alerts and what to do
- King tides and sunny-day floodingWhy streets flood at high tide
- Winter driving and your car kitSnow, ice and getting stranded
- Extreme cold, frostbite and hypothermiaWind chill and warning signs
- Lake effect snow and snow squallsSnow bands and white-outs
- Water damage and mold
- Insurance photo checklist
- Contractor scam red flags
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Common questions
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Can I clean up mold myself?
How do I apply for FEMA assistance?
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