Hurricane Helene storm surge ‘unbelievable’ on Pinellas barrier islands
Thousands of residents along the Tampa Bay area’s beachside communities were told to leave Wednesday morning as Hurricane Helene threatened potentially record-breaking surge of more than five feet. Those who defied the orders, from St. Pete Beach north to Redington Shores, told the Tampa Bay Times it’s a decision they quickly regretted.
Pinellas County barrier islands reopen for residents
Storm surge rushed across Gulf Boulevard on Madeira Beach on Thursday evening Sept. 26, 2024 as Hurricane Helene passed Tampa ...
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As of Sunday night, 43,000 Pinellas residents remain without power. According to the county, the storm surge caused ...
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Days after Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane, more than 2 million customers remain ...
People who chose to ride out Helene along Pinellas beaches described the fear they felt as water rushed through their streets ...
Officials in Pinellas County say residents in Zone A or in a mobile home anywhere in the county should be evacuated before ...
As of 9 a.m., officials were already reporting some street flooding on barrier islands and other coastal or low-lying areas.
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