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Not a good situation on Pinellas beaches, sheriff says And it will get worse

Pinellas officials on Wednesday morning advised residents to expect continued flooding throughout the day as the area faces storm surge and high tides caused by Hurricane Idalia. The Gulf beaches and west side of the county in particular are experiencing severe flooding that’s expected to get worse as the area experiences storm surge and high tide, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said at .

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Not a good situation on Pinellas beaches, sheriff says And it will get worse | Pinellas County

Not a good situation on Pinellas beaches, sheriff says And it will get worse | Pinellas County
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You can t get to or leave beach towns in St Pete How Hurricane Idalia cut them off

The barrier islands are closed.

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Florida s west coast braces for Ian impact

Western Floridians were bracing for impact on Monday as Tropical Storm Ian promised to morph into a hurricane that would hit the Tampa Bay area as a category 4 later this week.

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With Hurricane Ian, Tampa Bay braces for storm not seen in a century

The National Hurricane Center is predicting storm surge in Tampa Bay and surrounding waters of between 5 and 10 feet above normal tide conditions and rainfall of between 10 and 15 inches because of Hurricane Ian.

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