Preparing for Hurricane Milton: What Businesses in South Florida Need to Know
As Hurricane Milton strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico, South Florida is bracing for torrential rain, flooding, and potentially damaging winds. With rainfall totals expected to exceed 10 inches in some areas, businesses in the region need to act quickly to protect their operations, data, and IT infrastructure. At WheelHouse IT, we are taking proactive […]
Preparing for Potential Tropical Cyclone Four: A Guide for Your Business
As of 11 AM EST on August 2nd, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has begun issuing advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Four, which is currently located over Eastern Cuba. This system poses a threat to parts of Florida, and businesses in the region need to take immediate steps to ensure their safety and continuity. Current […]
Preparing for Florida’s Tropical Systems: A Call to Action for Business Leaders
As we face another hurricane season in Florida, it is crucial for businesses across the state to stay informed and prepared. Recent developments highlight the potential impact of tropical systems, such as “Invest 97L,” which prompted Governor Ron DeSantis to declare a state of emergency for numerous counties on Thursday, August 1, 2024, due to […]
Preparing Your Business for the 2024 Hurricane Season: What You Need to Know
As the 2024 hurricane season intensifies, it’s crucial for business leaders to stay informed and prepared. Colorado State University recently updated its forecast, predicting an even more active season than initially expected. With the National Hurricane Center’s forecasts and warnings readily available, there’s no better time than now to ensure your business is storm-ready. Updated […]
Hurricane Beryl: A Wake-Up Call for Business Preparedness in the 2024 Hurricane Season
This past weekend, Hurricane Beryl shattered records by becoming the first hurricane on record to reach Category 4 strength this early in the season. While projections suggest that Beryl will not pose a direct threat to the U.S., it serves as a stark reminder that the 2024 hurricane season is predicted to be highly unusual […]
