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Season’s first named storm bypasses AMI

ANNA MARIA ISLAND – Hurricane season is officially underway. This year’s June 1

ANNA MARIA ISLAND – Hurricane season is officially underway. This year's June 1 start was heralded with the arrival of Tropical Depression Two, which formed into Tropical Storm Arlene the next day.

Though short-lived, Arlene was a good reminder that Atlantic hurricane season is here and now is the time to get prepared, not when the Island is facing the threat of storm impacts.

Here are some tips to help you get ready for hurricane season.

For anyone who finds themselves in need of hurricane supplies, Florida has two tax-free holidays to help with the purchase of some items. The first tax-free holiday ends on Friday, June 9. The second tax-free shopping opportunity will be from Aug. 26 to Sept. 8. Included items include portable generators, waterproof sheeting, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, portable power banks, batteries, flashlights, coolers, portable radios and more. A full list can be found online.

For more information on preparing for hurricane season, visit the Ready website.