Hurricane Nicole
A Tropical Storm Watch is no longer in effect for Miami-Dade County. While the Watch has been discontinued, our area may still see squally winds, heavy rain, and possible flooding. Flooding may be exacerbated by king tides, which are expected through today. The City has opened parking for residents only at the Gateway Park garage. Please see below for more information.
We encourage residents and businesses to remove and secure items on balconies and in yards, including outdoor furniture, plants, and items that could become projectiles in strong winds.
City Updates
Park Closures
For your safety, all Sunny Isles Beach parks will close at 5:00 pm Wednesday, November 9, 2022.
Parks will resume normal hours of operation on Thursday, November 10, 2022.
Parking Available for Residents
If you parked your vehicle at the Gateway Park garage to avoid potential flooding from Hurricane Nicole, please remove it by 8 AM on Friday, November 11 to avoid receiving a parking citation.
City Programs & Events
Miami-Dade County Updates
Schools
Additional Resources
Report Storm Damage
Report storm damage and flooding by calling 311 or through the Miami-Dade County Neighborhood Damage Assessment form.
Stay Informed
- National Hurricane Center
- Miami-Dade County Hurricane Information
- Red Cross: How to Prepare for a Hurricane During COVID-19
- Sunny Isles Beach Hurricane Information
- Sign Up for Emergency Alerts from Miami Dade County
- Sign Up for Emergency Alerts from the City of Sunny Isles Beach
Preparedness Resources
- Register for Miami-Dade County Emergency Evacuation Assistance
- Flood Protection in Sunny Isles Beach
- National Hurricane Center Preparedness Information
- Evacuation & Emergency Contact Information
- Storm Surge Planning Zones
- Suggested Hurricane Supply List