Live updates: Hurricane Helene leaves devastation around Florida, Tampa Bay
However, much of Florida, including the Tampa Bay region, continued to be under a storm surge warning early Friday morning. That means officials continued to project potentially life-threatening flooding. The worst of the storm is now headed for Georgia.
Tampa Bay could see record-level water levels, storm surge from Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene could bring record-level water levels and storm surge to Tampa Bay. Helene is continuing to strengthen and the winds picking up the water are producing roughly 50-foot waves in the Gulf. When Helene makes landfall on Thursday evening and into Friday morning, the winds will push the waves onto Florida’s coast.
A raging river of Gulf of Mexico water ripped through the heart of Madeira Beach just minutes after deputies blocked access ...
As of 9 a.m., officials were already reporting some street flooding on barrier islands and other coastal or low-lying areas.
They’re predicting three to six inches of rain, 60 mph winds and think the higher surge and higher tides will stick around for 24 to 36 hours. Cathie Perkins, the director of Pinellas County Emergency ...
Tampa Bay officials began evacuations Tuesday afternoon ahead of Tropical Storm Helene, which is expected to make landfall as ...
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge is closed, as of just before 2 p.m. on Thursday, as outer bands from Hurricane Helene, now a ...
One person has died in Florida and there have been two confirmed deaths in Georgia, after Hurricane Helene slammed into the U ...
Hurricane Helene made landfall late Thursday night as a Category 4 storm, bringing catastrophic storm surge and ...
Tampa Bay residents should prepare for Tropical Storm Helene, local officials say, with the storm expected to become a ...
The Tampa Bay area could expect a 5 to 8-foot storm surge from Tropical Storm Helene, the National Hurricane Center said.
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