Community Storm News

Storm Updates

Welcome to the Shell Point Storm Webpage

During an active storm, this page will serve as a central hub for important messages. In addition to email communications, you can always return here for the latest information throughout any storm event. This page is open to the public — no login required. We encourage you to share this page with loved ones, so everyone can stay informed.

2026 Shell Point Hurricane Guide

Cover of a publication titled "Hurricane Guide 2026" with a blue background and abstract swirl pattern.

Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and now is the time to start preparing. The 2026 Shell Point Hurricane Guide has everything you need to head into the season with confidence. Inside you’ll find guidance on building your personal evacuation plan, what supplies to stock up on, how to plan for your pets and vehicles, and what to expect from Shell Point’s hurricane response. You’ll also find details on on-campus sheltering options, what to pack for a shelter stay, and how to stay informed before, during, and after a storm. View the Hurricane Guide here.

Be Prepared

While there are many preparations to make, Floridians know that during storm season, you should keep your gas tank at least ½ full, have prescriptions filled regularly, and stock a few days’ worth of water and non-perishable food. Flashlights should have fresh batteries, and battery-powered radios should be nearby. The Shell Point Hurricane Preparation Guide will provide more helpful information.

Keep Loved Ones Informed

To alleviate worry, keep loved ones informed. Share your evacuation plans and whereabouts, and after the storm passes, let them know you are safe.

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Note to Families: After a storm, Shell Point staff will be dedicated to meeting urgent resident needs and may have limited connectivity. This webpage will share all the information we have available.

Helpful Resources

Local News
Before, during, and after a hurricane, the best way to get Southwest Florida news is by visiting our local TV stations’ websites at the links below.
WINK News
NBC-2
ABC-7
Fox 4

Hurricane Tracking
For tracking hurricanes, trust information provided by the sites below.
NOAA
National Hurricane Center
National Weather Service

Pet-Friendly Hotels
PetFriendlyTravel.com
BringFido.com

Shell Point Hurricane Hotline
In the event that internet access is not available, the updates listed here will also be recorded at
(239) 448-7703