Good morning, Jupiter.

United Way of Palm Beach County is ready for hurricane season as its team at an Emergency Operations Center mobilizes volunteers to help before and after storms.

The organization advises residents to call (211) or visit its website for emergency kit tips and volunteer opportunities.

Florida DirecTV viewers lost access to Scripps channels in West Palm Beach and Miami after a contract impasse led to a blackout that began 7 p.m. Sunday; the dispute disrupted major live sports events ahead of their airing.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season began yesterday with forecasters predicting below‐normal activity, but Florida remains at high risk of a storm passing nearby.

Local officials urge residents to check evacuation zones and secure emergency kits.

WPBF 25 meteorologists stress decades of local experience in forecasting hurricanes, saying that local knowledge is key to understanding rapidly changing conditions.

Their expertise, built over 60 years combined, helps residents prepare for severe weather & protect their families.

Today, Florida health officials confirmed five Vibrio vulnificus cases in several coastal counties; one patient in St. Johns County required a leg amputation after swimming with an open cut — authorities warn that open wounds and undercooked shellfish can expose beachgoers as warmer waters extend the risk through the season.

Paint Your Pet Workshop

5:45-8 p.m. — Jupiter Artisan Marketplace — Cost varies — Unleash your creativity by learning to paint your beloved pet on a pre-drawn canvas.

Courage Band Live Performance

5-7:30 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience the electrifying rock classics with the dynamic sounds of Courage Band.

Open House - Beach Home at the Bluffs

Come see this gorgeous beach home at the Bluffs! Open house 6/14 12-2 pm

Dunedin Blue Jays vs. Jupiter Hammerheads

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium — $15 — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup with guaranteed parking spots.