Pinellas County, Storm surge
Pinellas County leaders anticipating 'life-threatening' storm surge from Helene
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 Management, said if you flooded during Idalia or Eta, you’re probably going to flood again during Helene.
A raging river of Gulf of Mexico water ripped through the heart of Madeira Beach just minutes after deputies blocked access ...
And in the case of Hurricane Helene, experts were predicting that the storm surge would be devastating in the coastal areas ...
The outer bands of Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm that made landfall in the Florida panhandle just before midnight on ...
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.
Pinellas begins evacuations and beach surveys ahead of Helene's projected 5 to 8 feet of storm surge
Officials in Pinellas have been working on renourishing and recovering its shoreline after Hurricane Idalia's wrath last year ...
USA TODAY's power outage map showed more than 200,000 without power in Pinellas County and more than 900,000 statewide by ...
Helene was a Category 4 hurricane as it made landfall along Florida's Big Bend and Nature Coast. Here's what's happening ...
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