Page 7 - Algae Bloom News Today

The algae bloom has engulfed extensive portions of the lake, spanning from the north shore to the south shore.

County of Monterey cautioning the public not to drink water from Lake San Antonio because harmful algae may be present in the water

Algae Blooms early spring

“Excess algae is impacting recreation and aquatic life on this portion of the river. A science-based plan will help provide a roadmap to improve water quality and protect the river.”

This March, the belt has broken a record, seeing the highest amount ever recorded for that month at 13 million metric tons.

Murphys. out. oh. okay. >> trace: do you remember the old finicky cat commercials? everyone knows the rules. not too impressed with papa murphys pizza. milo immediately gagged after he was offered a slice. owner says he always likes to check out what the humans are eating but his taste seemed to somehow recently have changed. and finally, yes, finally, another aurora video but this time lance was shot in tasmania and captured bioluminescent waves that you can see down below. that neon blue water...

If you're planning on traveling the Hillsborough River, you may notice a new addition in one part. The City of Tampa installed two new buoys Monday, but they're not your average buoys.

A harmful algae bloom known as red tide may leave beachgoers in Florida's beaches ill this spring break.

The mass of seaweed, known as the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, is currently drifting toward the Gulf of Mexico. The seaweed could arrive by summer.

The Sargassum Belt is 5,000 miles long and 3,000 miles wide of seaweed that develops in the Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean.