Wacky Weather Wednesday: The official NOAA 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook. noaa.gov/news-release/2…

Throwback Thursday: On June 9th, 1903 a fire destroyed Henry Flagler's Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, but was rebuilt shortly afterwards. In 1973, the 105-acre Breakers Hotel Complex, with 15 buildings, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. #TBT

FMIT Alert LV 4: Areas of the Western Panhandle Received Over 12 Inches of Rain Overnight; Flash Flood Warning in Effect Through Late Morning. Additional Information at synergyfmit.com/fmit-alerts/

FMIT TurnKey Recovery Project Spotlight: SynergyNDS continues repairs at the Sanibel Recreation Center after the building was severely damaged by Hurricane Ian. Crews have finished installation of a new gym floor and are currently completing exterior repairs to the building.

Wednesday Weather Watch: FMIT is currently monitoring 2 systems located in the Atlantic. At this point in time, neither system is expected to directly impact Florida. FMIT will continue to monitor and send FMIT Alerts as necessary should path projections change for either system.

FMIT Asset Survey Spotlight: SynergyNDS is currently completing an Asset Survey for the City of Delray Beach. For additional information on the Asset Survey Program, contact your FMIT Account Executive or visit synergyfmit.com/managed.../ass…

Throwback Thursday: The highest temperature in Florida was recorded when temperatures reached a scorching 109 degrees in Monticello located near Tallahassee on June 29, 1931. #TBT

Wacky Weather Wednesday: Areas of Florida will be experiencing a sweltering heat wave through the end of the week with heat index values over 105 degrees. weather.com/forecast/regio…

SynergyNDS responds to the Manatee County Port Authority Shop Building after it sustained extensive damage from a fire. Crews provided emergency stabilization services & completed a walkthrough with a structural engineer to verify the building main frame integrity.

FMIT Asset Survey Spotlight: SynergyNDS is currently completing an Asset Survey for the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. For additional information on the Asset Survey Program, contact your FMIT Account Executive or visit synergyfmit.com/managed.../ass…

Wednesday Weather Watch: weather.com/storms/hurrica…

TMLIRP Project Spotlight: SynergyNDS continues recovery of multiple buildings in the City of Perryton including the City Hall and several Warehouse/Shop buildings after a tornado caused significant damage throughout the city.

FMIT Asset Survey Spotlight: SynergyNDS is currently completing an Asset Survey for the City of Palm Coast. For additional information on the Asset Survey Program, contact your FMIT Account Executive or visit synergyfmit.com/managed.../ass…

Throwback Thursday: On August 13, 2004, Hurricane Charley made landfall in Florida, causing $14.6 billion in damage in Florida alone. Charley was the first of four major hurricanes to hit Florida in 2004. #TBT

SynergyNDS TurnKey Recovery Spotlight: Recovery work continues at the City of Williston Municipal Airport after a fire caused severe damage to a large airport hangar last month.

FMIT Asset Survey Spotlight: SynergyNDS is currently completing an Asset Survey for the City of St. Augustine. For additional information on the Asset Survey Program, contact your FMIT Account Executive or visit synergyfmit.com/managed.../ass…

Wednesday Weather Watch: SynergyNDS is currently monitoring 3 areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development over the next 7 days. weather.com/safety/hurrica…

TMLIRP Alert: Harold Follow Up - TMLIRP is Standing by to Support Any Assistance Needed Post Harold Landfall - How to Report Damages to TMLIRP. Additional Information at synergynds.com/tmlirp-alerts/

As a dedication to improving the experience for our insured Members, FMIT & SynergyNDS hosted a conference with our independent adjusters and third party experts at FLC University in Orlando yesterday.

FMIT Alert LV 1: FMIT is Currently Monitoring a Disturbance Located South of The Yucatan. Potential Threat to FL Gulf Coast Early-Middle of Next Week. Additional Information at synergyfmit.com/fmit-alerts/