While the system was given no chance of development over the next 48 hours, conditions may be more conducive for a longer-term development. Chances of development over the next five days are 20 percent. So far, no storms that have formed off the coast of Africa have amounted to anything. The three named tropical storms [...]
Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July! Please let us know if there is anything we can do to provide a better service for you and your home. It is very important to the GHMS Team that we provide a high level of customer service and ensure your satisfaction. Thank you for being [...]
Our Office will be closed Friday July 3rd, 2015. Thank you!
Check out the Gardens Home Management Services Newsletter May Hurricane Newsletter 2015
What do experts say about hurricane season 2015? The Weather Channel is predicting a hurricane season that's slightly less active than the average, with nine named storms, five hurricanes and one major hurricane this year. Colorado State University is predicting that 2015 will be one of the least active in decades, with seven named storms, [...]
Check out the Gardens Home Management Services Newsletter April Newsletter
Every Floridian knows the saying, “When thunder roars, go indoors.” Since thunderstorms in Florida are as common as the sunrise and sunset, it’s easy for many Sunshine State residents to ignore the rumbling in the sky and continue their everyday activities. But disregarding Mother Nature can be dangerous, and even deadly. Every thunderstorm produces lightning, [...]
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Check out the Gardens Home Management Services Newsletter March Newsletter
South Florida's rainy season brings with it both good and not-so-good elements, and we have to prepare our homes for both. Mid-May through October is considered the rainy season with August and September seeing the highest rainfall. Throughout this timeframe, South Florida normally receives 26.78 inches - that's 70 percent of an entire year's rainfall! [...]
