Good morning, Palm Bay.

Onyx Gifts and Books in Melbourne will host a free Juneteenth celebration on June 19 with live jazz and a floral selfie spot — Riverfront Park in Cocoa will host an arts and cultural event on June 20 with food trucks and a book drive.

Some Palm Bay residents reported tremors on June 15 that felt like a local earthquake, but USGS confirmed the shaking was an aftershock from a 6.1 quake off Cuba on June 8.

A free online earthquake database now shows Florida had its first 2026 quake (with no damage reported).

According to National Weather Service Mobile, Invest 90L may develop into Tropical Storm Arthur today or tomorrow in the Gulf, though Palm Bay is unlikely to see heavy rain or strong winds + nearby areas along the Gulf Coast should prepare for significant downpours.

Local meteorologists say Palm Bay residents may feel more heat today as high humidity makes the air seem hotter than the thermometer reads — urging everyone to stay hydrated and take breaks if outside.

Moisture from nearby waters slows sweat evaporation, which can increase the risk of heat exhaustion.

The SpotOn Nova Edition GPS dog collar lets Palm Bay pet owners set virtual boundaries with a mobile app and track their pets.

It works on properties as small as one third acre and includes optional subscription features for real-time tracking - a modern alternative to traditional fences.

Palm Bay Independence Day Celebration

5-9 p.m. — Eastern Florida State College Palm Bay Campus — Free admission and parking — Celebrate freedom with live performances, food trucks, and a spectacular fireworks display.

Night Market at Intracoastal Brewing Company

5-9 p.m. — Intracoastal Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy a cold pint and shop from local vendors while listening to live tunes in the beer garden.