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The TS warning is lifted for the Keys but be careful of squally weather for a day or two. We had our final EOC call for TS Eta at 1130. […]

Eta was kind enough to pass to our east, putting us on the left side of the storm, greatly lessening our impacts.  Your Police and city staff did a great

The storm is progressing as forecasted.   TS force winds should be arriving soon with the possibility of hurricane force late tonight as the eye approaches.  Storm surge is still forecasted

Eta is expected to be a hurricane in our area with 75 mph winds and 2 to 3 feet of storm surge. KCB canals will close at 3 pm so

We are currently in a TS warning and Hurricane watch.   The watch is because Eta’s winds are near hurricane force and it is expected to hold it’s strength.  We are

The Keys are in a Tropical Storm Warning. TS Eta is becoming better organized and has stronger winds at 50 mph and could go to 60 mph soon.   The track

TS Eta is still very disorganized and expected to arrive near KCB with TS winds on Sunday afternoon or evening. Rainfall is still expected to be from 5 to 10

KCB will follow the County’s lead and declare a Local State of Emergency for TS Eta tomorrow morning at an Emergency Commission Meeting 11 am. Not much more information on

TS Eta will start heading our way and be over water tonight.  It is expected to strengthen and arrive in the Florida Straits Monday morning.  However, it is expected to

Today we had our first EOC coordinating call on TS Eta.  Key information: The NWS will not have a good idea of what kind of storm we will see from