Why Milton's 'reverse surge' sucked water away from flood-fearing Tampa
Milton's path toward the central part of Florida's west coast was clear for days, raising the possibility that Tampa Bay could bear the brunt of the surge. But it's always tricky to predict exactly where landfall will happen — and when, which can be important because a daily high tide can accentuate a surge.
Hurricane Milton, a Category 4 hurricane, threatens disastrous winds and storm surge to the Tampa Bay area and the west coast ...
Water receded from the Tampa Bay shoreline as Hurricane Milton approached Florida’s Gulf Coast because of a phenomenon called ...
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Hospitals and other health care facilities on Florida’s Gulf Coast — still reeling from Hurricane Helene — are now revving up ...
Rescue operations helped hundreds of residents, and thousands of miles of roads have been cleared, but millions still are ...
Florida officials implored Gulf Coast residents to follow evacuation orders and utilities prepared for widespread power ...
Two weeks after Helene hit the Florida coast, Hurricane Milton again threatens the state with another storm surge and more ...
Chicagoans are remotely keeping an eye on homes. ComEd is deploying staff to the Tampa Bay region. PAWS Chicago will bail out ...
Around 100 Tampa Bay stations — more than 40% of the region’s count — were out of gas Tuesday morning as Hurricane Milton approached.
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