Stormy mornings, flooding risk expected across Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay could receive up to 4 inches of rain over the next seven days as a shift in winds brings storms ashore during the morning hours.
Tampa Bay could receive up to 4 inches of rain over the next seven days as a shift in winds brings storms ashore during the morning hours.
FEMA's improved flood protection rating for Pinellas Park could lower National Flood Insurance Program premiums beginning this fall.
Federal officials say the Elevate Florida program is gaining momentum, but many homeowners are still waiting for answers as hurricane season continues.
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
Heavy rain prompted flooding concerns Sunday afternoon as tropical moisture spreads across the Tampa Bay region.
Forecasters expect a tropical depression could form as early as Sunday, with Tropical Storm Bertha possible before reaching the northern Gulf Coast.
Federal study will identify dredging and other projects aimed at reducing chronic flooding in the waterfront neighborhood.
Pinellas County completed a flood vulnerability assessment to identify how sea level rise, storm surge and heavier rainfall could affect neighborhoods.
Repeated rounds of tropical moisture could bring heavy rain, localized flooding and isolated severe storms to Tampa Bay, regardless of whether a named storm forms.
El Niño could ease hurricane threats for Tampa Bay while increasing the risk of severe storms and heavy rain.