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Radiological Emergencies

Radiological Emergencies

Florida is home to five commercial nuclear reactors located at three sites. Two additional reactors are located in Alabama near the State line.

  • Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant (NW of CR)
  • St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant (SE of FT. Pierce)
  • Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant ( S of Miami)
  • Farley Nuclear Power Plant (SE of Dothan, Alabama)

Plant Status Report - current operational status of commercial nuclear power plants.

Daily Events Report - current events reported to the NRC Operations Center by NRC licensees.

Radiological Emergencies Program

The  Division's Radiological Emergencies Program has the overall responsibility for coordination of the response to a nuclear power plant emergency by federal, state and local agencies. The Division also has the overall authority and responsibility for updating and coordinating the plans with other response organizations. 

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Florida Division of Emergency Management

2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100

Phone: 850-815-4000

For Florida Relay Service:
Dial 711 (TDD/TTY)        

Weather Outlook

Thursday, October 31, 2024

...Frontal Boundary To the West To Weaken High Pressure Over the State; However, Mostly Dry Conditions Will Persist Across the State...Breezy Onshore Winds to Bring Isolated Showers Along the East Coast and Keys...Isolated Shower and Thunderstorm or Two Possible In the Western Panhandle Ahead of The Frontal Boundary...Abnormally Dry to Moderate Drought Conditions Return Along the Florida Panhandle; Locally Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Possible Today...Breezy Easterly to Southeasterly Winds With Gusts Upwards of 15-25 MPH Along Peninsula and Keys...High Risk for Rip Currents Along Florida Panhandle and East Coast...Red Tide Observed At Background to High Concentrations Along Florida's Gulf Coast...Minor Coastal Flooding Along Portions of The St. Johns River Basin Near and At Times of High Tide...Moderate to Major Coastal Flooding Continues Along the Withlacoochee River With Minor to Moderate Flooding Along the St. Johns River...NHC Continues to Monitor A Potential Disturbance Over the Southwestern Caribbean Sea (50%)...

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