Good morning, Jupiter.

On Wednesday, just after 8 p.m., Jupiter Fire Rescue — in partnership with Jupiter Police — responded to its first residential fire since Oct.

1 at a home on Banyan Circle in Jupiter Village, quickly controlling the blaze and ensuring all occupants safely evacuated despite the home being lost.

Due to El Niño, local forecasts predict winter power outages with risks of tornadoes and severe storms; residents should prepare by stocking a three-day supply of water, non-perishable food, and flashlights while noting that many hurricane supplies are now tax-free.

Local homeowners may save 8% or more on heating and cooling costs by installing smart thermostats, which offer remote control and energy-efficient scheduling (helping reduce rates now at 18.34 cents/kWh).

Rebates and Energy Star models are available from many local retailers.

Daylight saving time will end on Sunday, Nov.

1 at 2 a.m. when clocks fall back to 1 a.m., while Rep. Buchanan and Florida lawmakers push Congress to adopt the Sunshine Protection Act to make DST permanent.

Officials reported 368 locally acquired dengue cases, including one in Palm Beach, based on data from Oct.

4–10. Counties under mosquito advisories + alerts urge residents to eliminate standing water to reduce mosquito breeding.

Kashawn Fraser’s Fitness at Your Door connects over 250 certified trainers with clients from Miami to Jupiter and is expanding to the Treasure Coast, offering home sessions for customers who prefer to avoid traditional gyms (including those in 55-and-older communities).

Forte Luxe is showcasing the stylized interior of its special Residence 13 with renderings that reveal the design of the property scheduled for December completion — offering locals a sneak peek at the project.

Jupiter and Palm Beach Central, both with 6-1 records, will face off tonight in Jupiter for a district title showdown with three weeks remaining in the regular season.