Red tide & river flooding: Ongoing aftermath of Helene and Milton. Story by Jeff Berardelli • 4d. ... Meanwhile, out in the Gulf of Mexico, a large area of red tide has blossomed, ...

It hasn’t been a good week in Southwest Florida water news: One group of researchers on an offshore reconnaissance cruise found water stained with the characteristic tint of red tide, while ...

In the past, red tides and blue-green algae blooms have followed hurricanes. ... Ian’s aftermath: Spreading red tide and hard-hit reefs found by weeklong investigation at sea.

Could red tide become a problem after Hurricane Ian? As Florida continues to clean up in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, experts are eyeing water quality along the gulf coast.

Red tide typically flares up when there’s a persistent ocean current from the southeast. A storm can add to that coastward current, or it can reduce it. In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, ...

Gordon also said that this red tide, and its messy aftermath, was the biggest in his experience as a resident. “I’ve lived in San Diego for nearly 30 years, and I’ve never seen it this bad ...

Red tide can contaminate shellfish, ... Some scientists have speculated that Hurricane Ian's aftermath will cause similar conditions between now and the spring of 2024. ...

Red tide has bloomed near parts of the Florida Gulf that have been affected by hurricanes in recent years, including the ongoing bloom which formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and Milton.

Red tide has bloomed near parts of the Florida Gulf that have been affected by hurricanes in recent years, including the ongoing bloom which formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and Milton.

Red tide has made its presence devastatingly known over the past several days in Pinellas County, where, to the horror of residents, Tropical Storm Elsa washed tons of dead fish ashore in the St ...

Red tide & river flooding: Ongoing aftermath of Helene and Milton by: Jeff Berardelli. Posted: Oct 23, 2024 / 05:42 AM EDT. Updated: Oct 23, 2024 / 04:07 PM EDT. by: Jeff Berardelli.