Dangerous rip currents threaten Tampa Bay beaches through Thursday evening
The National Weather Service warns that powerful currents could pull even experienced swimmers away from shore.
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The National Weather Service warns that powerful currents could pull even experienced swimmers away from shore.
Federal funding will support infrastructure repairs, flood mitigation and disaster recovery across Florida, including several projects in the Tampa Bay area.
Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall Wednesday in southeastern Louisiana after weakening from its peak intensity, according to the National Hurricane Center
Lifeguards responded to more than 12 water rescues in two days as dangerous rip currents continue along Tampa Bay beaches.
Breaking
Newly named storm strengthens south of the Florida Panhandle as forecasters warn additional watches and warnings could be issued.
Dangerous surf conditions are expected from Pinellas County to Lee County as tropical weather increases the risk of life-threatening rip currents.
Peak wet-season conditions stack eight hazards on Tampa Bay at once.
Heavy rain prompted flooding concerns Sunday afternoon as tropical moisture spreads across the Tampa Bay region.
Breaking
Forecasters expect the system to become a tropical storm by Monday as heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding threaten parts of the Gulf Coast.
More residents are raising houses as frequent flooding and higher tides reshape neighborhoods across the region.
Recovery crews preserved priceless scientific specimens and research data as the university begins planning a new marine science facility.
Forecasters expect a tropical depression could form as early as Sunday, with Tropical Storm Bertha possible before reaching the northern Gulf Coast.