'Reverse storm surge': How Hurricane Milton could flood Tampa Bay or shockingly dry it
With reverse storm surge, especially in larger storms, the opposite happens, explained AccuWeather meteorologist Paul Pastelok in 2022, after Ian hit. “It can pull the water out because the wind flow is coming from land to ocean, and it pushes the water,” he said. “The power of the wind is incredible.”
The Latest: Hurricane Milton takes aim at Tampa Bay, Florida, once again a Category 5 storm
Hurricane Milton is weakening slightly but remains a ferocious storm that could land a once-in-a-century direct hit on Tampa and St. Petersburg, engulfing the populous region with towering storm surges and turning debris from Helene’s devastation 12
Two weeks ago, Hurricane Helene “spared” the Tampa Bay region a direct hit and yet storm surge still caused catastrophic ...
Her home on St. Pete Beach flooded with nearly 4 feet of storm surge from Hurricane Helene. On Sunday, when her two sons ...
Florida has suspended tolls throughout the Tampa Bay region and in surrounding areas, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office ...
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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — It's official — Jim Cantore is in Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton, a powerful, major hurricane ...
The powerful storm could hit Florida as early as Wednesday and may be more destructive than deadly Hurricane Helene, which ...
Florida’s Gulf Coast is bracing for the impact of Hurricane Milton’s near-record winds and expected massive storm surge ...
As the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get ready for their Week 6 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, they will be doing so without ...
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