Red tide found in Pinellas County waters
Red tide found in Pinellas County waters as Hurricane Helene cleanup is underway
Residents and business owners slogging through cleanup from Hurricane Helene on Pinellas County’s barrier islands now have another worry, according to county officials: red tide. The notorious algae could cause breathing problems for people already struggling to pick up waterlogged debris from moldy,
Red tide detected in waters off Pinellas amid Helene recovery
Red tide has been detected in Pinellas County water samples, adding a new concern for a region still early in its recovery from Hurricane Helene. State of play: Medium concentrations of red tide were found in samples from St.
Pinellas County is monitoring red tide off beaches post-Helene
Residents along the beach communities, especially those cleaning out their homes and businesses from Hurricane Helene, may experience respiratory irritation when concentrations are higher.
Red tide found in Pinellas County waters, officials say
Officials said they don't know if Hurricane Helene is linked to the recent presence of red tide in Pinellas County waters.
Red tide detected in Pinellas County waters as residents continue clean up from Helene
Red tide was detected in Pinellas County waters. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) said it is monitoring low to medium concentrations of Red Tide in Pinellas County.
Pinellas County Officials and FWC Monitor Red Tide Levels Along Coastline Post-Hurricane Helene
Pinellas County and FWC report low to medium Red Tide concentrations along the coastline, potentially causing respiratory irritation.
Red tide detected in Pinellas County waters
Pinellas County and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) are monitoring red tide levels in several locations throughout the county.
Pinellas County monitoring low to medium concentrations of Red Tide
Grille, the Clearwater Intracoastal Waterway and Honeymoon Island. Medium concentrations were found off St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach and Dunedin Causeway.
Pinellas County is monitoring red tide off beaches
Residents along the beach communities, especially those cleaning out their homes and businesses from Hurricane Helene, may experience respiratory irritation when concentrations are higher, especially when the wind is blowing onshore.
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