In St. Petersburg, Hurricane Helene flooding is unlike any other storm
Across St. Petersburg, stunning images emerged early Friday morning of flooding unlike previous storms. In Shore Acres, water levels had nearly reached stop signs; in downtown St. Petersburg, bay waters kissed The Vinoy; and in Gulfport, the small seaside town’s downtown was awash with debris from tidal flooding.
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Hurricane Helene live updates: 6 dead, 3 million without power
More than 3 million customers are waking up without power across the South Friday morning in the wake of Hurricane Helene. More than 1.1 million customers are without power in Florida and another 1.1 million are without power in South Carolina. More than 1 million lost power in Georgia and another 400,000 are without power in North Carolina.
However, much of Florida, including the Tampa Bay region, continued to be under a storm surge warning early Friday morning.
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater will experience hurricane-force winds and catastrophic storm surge due to the storm’s huge ...
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Health Advisory For St. Petersburg Residents Post-Hurricane Helene: Flooding Risks And Safety TipsST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Following Hurricane Helene, the Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County (DOH-Pinellas) is ...
The City of St. Petersburg says its Northeast Sewer Treatment Plant will be down for at least two days, impacting thousands of people.
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch gave an update on Thursday about their response as Hurricane Helene continues to move up ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — St. Petersburg city officials have decided to turn off power at the Northeast Sewer Treatment Facility ...
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Hurricane Helene intensified into a major Category 4 hurricane with 140 mph making landfall Thursday night bringing ...
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