The National Hurricane Center has published a map showing how much storm surge areas in Florida can expect. Tampa Bay is set to suffer the most, with a surge between 10 and 15 feet above ground level.

See your Tampa Bay-area evacuation zone and storm surge maps If a strong storm threatens the area, be prepared and know where you need to go should an evacuation be called. To stream 10 Tampa Bay ...

Hurricane Milton continues its march toward Florida on Wednesday, and while it has weakened slightly, it still looks to be a very dangerous storm that could bring deadly storm surge and winds ...

INTERACTIVE FLORIDA MAP: ... is storm surge, ... Evacuation Zones are designated by letter, with vulnerability increasing from Tropical Storm Zone to Zone F.

Maps show the areas impacted by storm surge, rainfall levels and more as Helene, once a major hurricane and now a tropical storm, moves inland from Florida's Gulf Coast over Georgia.

The devastating impacts from Milton will be similar in intensity to Helene as the central and southern portions of Florida brace for 10- to 15-foot storm surges and extensive heavy flooding.

Storm surge flooding from Tropical Storm Debby is seen Sunday, Aug. 4, at Veterans Memorial Park in Oldsmar, Florida. Author: Hunter Bassler Published: 9:56 AM EDT October 9, 2024 ...

Weather Maps: Tracking Hurricane Milton’s path, timing, wind speeds, storm surge, and rainfall Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall late Wednesday or early Thursday on Florida's Gulf Coast.

Expect "potential major, major impacts," from Hurricane Milton, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said, including what's now predicted to be 10 to 20 feet of storm surge that could deluge Tampa Bay, among ...

Milton’s quadruple-whammy of deadly tornadoes, heavy rain, hurricane-force wind and storm surge left damage from coast to coast, but the Tampa Bay area escaped the monster inundation ...

The National Hurricane Center has published a map showing how much storm surge areas in Florida can expect. Tampa Bay is set to suffer the most, with a surge between 10 and 15 feet above ground level.