I would definitely keep them dry. What state are you in?

I am in central NC. Weather here has been spectacular.

How do the next newest leaves look?usually the next youngest leaf goes and so on,the first sign another leaf is going is that it closes up, (not the middle but the leaf)if this hasn't happened and these leaves are still open,I'd say your palms in good shape and probably is anyway,any pics?

Youngest leaves are open and in relatively good shape. I will try to get pics up within a day or two. If they make it I will probably lose most of the crown. Leaf is green at the trunk all the way up the stem. Leaves are burned a little at the ends. My Butia Capitata still looks great however.

"My Butia Capitata still looks great however".Interesting,look forward to your pics-

Sorry for the confusion. I meant to say my Pindo Palm has held up better than my trachys. They are in the same area of the yard.

Make sure not to let rain get into the holes that are where the spears used to be.

I have them covered now. Rain is expected for the next several days. Temps also dropping into 30's at night.

pour hydrogen peroxide down the hole, let it sit for 10 minutes and then shove a twisted up paper towel down there to dry it back out. Do this a couple of times a week for a few weeks. Then put some fungicide down there and wait for a new spear to grow.

a sprinkling of copper sulfate is helpful..i did the peroxide thing and dried it, but im not a fan because peroxide becomes water after it reacts...making the cleaned tissue damp again.

UPDATE: Back in February I had spear pulls in three of my Windmills. I am happy to say that they all look great now. Enjoying a great summer. Already dreading fall.