Southwest Florida Extreme Weather Contact Information

Each year the National Coastal Data Development Center creates/updates extreme weather contact sheets for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.  These contact sheets can be considered a one-stop reference for contacting government officials and monitoring information.  The sheets are available in a laminated and waterproof format free of charge by e-mailing:  ncddc@noaa.gov.

For easy reference, the content of the Southwest Florida region extreme weather information sheet is shown below.

STATE INFORMATION

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COUNTY INFORMATION

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NATIONAL INFORMATION

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NOAAWatch is a website offering information about ongoing environmental events. NOAAWatch explains the role of NOAAin prediction, monitoring, and recovery from environmental hazards. It provides public access to current information on a number of environmental threats ranging from oil spills, to hurricanes and tsunamis, to space weather.

Mobile NHC and NWS Weather Data

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Radio Stations

WMTX 100.7 FM (Tampa)

WWRM 94.9 FM (Tampa)

WGCU 90.1 FM (Ft. Meyers)

WIKX 92.9 FM (Charlotte Harbor)

WSGL 103.1FM (Bonita Springs)

WQCS 88.9 FM (Ft. Pierce)

WCNO 89.9 FM (Palm City)

NOAA Weather Radio

www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/

162.400 MHz

162.425 MHz

162.450 MHz

162.475 MHz

162.500 MHz

162.525 MHz

162.550 MHz

My Florida 511

My Florida 511 is a free service of the Florida Department of Transportation. Travelers can dial 511 to access current information for specific routes and roadway segments, including:

• anticipated travel delays

• traffic accidents

• roadway blockages and lane closures.

When callers dial 511, the service automatically connects to the most local 511 service available from the current location. However, you can transfer to other Florida area 511 services from any Florida location. Through Florida 511, callers will be able to receive information on all interstate roads across the state, including:

I-4, I-10, I-75, I-95, I-110, I-175, I-195, I-275, I-295, I-375, I-395, I-595, and Florida’s Turnpike.

Callers can also transfer to a local 511 service for more detailed information and more road choices. The My Florida 511Website incorporates motion images from traffic cameras, e-mail alerts, public transportation information and customer feedback.  For more information, visit My Florida or the Florida Department of Transportation.

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