A rare phenomenon caused by Hurricane Ian sucked water away from the shore of Tampa Bay on Wednesday morning ... The same rare phenomenon happened in 2017, when experts said the negative surge ...

TAMPA, Fla — The National Weather Service (NSW) provided preliminary surge and reverse surge measurements Thursday morning in the wake of then-Hurricane Ian. According to the NSW, Naples saw a 9 ...

Water in Tampa ... Jillson has said. Tampa Bay was on the left side of where Ian made landfall as its winds blew from the northeast, he said. And it appears to have happened again with Milton ...

RELATED: NWS: 'Reverse storm surge' drains at least 7 feet of water in Tampa Bay The same situation happened five years in Hillsborough Bay amid Hurricane Irma. Photos of the phenomenon popped up ...

“The water has been sucked out of Tampa Bay by Milton. Happened fast,” the caption read on one of the videos. Some people who commented on the video suggested the water was “sucked out ...

As Category 3 Hurricane Milton neared Florida's west coast Wednesday, the Tampa Bay ... water toward the coast, triggering catastrophic flooding along the shore, and in bays and inlets. It ...

That is when storm winds push water out of the bay, Nicole Carlisle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Tampa Bay, told the newspaper. The scenario is similar to what happened to ...

Hiking and Biking in Tampa ... Tampa Bay coastline. Fishing is also a popular pastime in Tampa, with plenty of great spots to drop a line and reel in some fish. Here are some of the top water ...

Redfish: The redfish bite is good for anglers in a number spots in the Tampa ... in the bay, reports Gandy Bait & Tackle (813-839-5551). ∙ At Homosassa and Crystal River, warmer water in the ...

“The water has been sucked out of Tampa Bay by Milton. Happened fast,” the caption read on one of the videos. Some people who commented on the video suggested the water was “sucked out” due to ...