Tampa Bay could see record-level water levels, storm surge from Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene could bring record-level water levels and storm surge to Tampa Bay. Helene is continuing to strengthen and the winds picking up the water are producing roughly 50-foot waves in the Gulf. When Helene makes landfall on Thursday evening and into Friday morning, the winds will push the waves onto Florida’s coast.
As Hurricane Helene develops, see what businesses, roads, and parks are open and what is closed in the Tampa Bay area.
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