FMIT Alert Level 3
Moderate
Tropical Storm Emily currently located near Duette, FL in Manatee county. Much of the outer bands of the storm are moving off the southern portion of the FL peninsula. The storm is still producing MSW of 40 mph (up to 60 miles from center) and heavy rains in isolated areas of the state.
Emily is forecast to continue moving East (10 mph) for the next few hours before turning Northeast later this evening. Models predict that it will exit FL through Brevard County tomorrow morning as a possible Tropical Depression.
Emily has dumped up to 8 inches of rain (Hillsborough County) over portions of FL and caused localized flooding. Isolated wind gusts and some tornadic activity has been reported.
Latest from FMIT:
“FMIT has activated its Property Claims CAT Team procedures at its Emergency Operations Center in Orlando. While we do not anticipate severe, widespread damages from the storm, our Ride-Out teams are positioned outside the affected area to provide immediate response, if needed. Additional Alerts with response & recovery information will arrive as the Storm progresses.”
FMIT Member Preparedness Actions:
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Members should continue to monitor the storm as well as FMIT Alerts and local/national weather forecasts.
Damage Reporting Options:
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Call 844-FMIT-CAT (844-364-8228) to report any losses to your insured property and activate the FMIT Turnkey Recovery program for immediate response to any property losses you may have incurred. Also:
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Go online: http://insurance.flcities.com and login to your account and submit your loss notice(s). FMIT and Synergy are immediately notified of your loss submittal.
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County Emergency Managers List – For additional contact information about your county, please Click Here.
Post Event Safety:
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Please Ensure That Recovery Operations Are Undertaken Safely. Click Here to download an Overview of Post Event Safety.