Tampa Bay, Hurricane Helene
How a Tampa Bay fishing captain turned Hurricane Helene conditions into a ‘special day’
The only thing that ended the fish biting was the charter concluding for the day, leaving Burruezo’s clients happy with their day. Burruezo fortunately lives far enough east of the bay to escape any day-of storm impacts. When he gets back out to fishing, he may take a few days to explore the bay again.
School’s still out for some Tampa Bay students. Thanks Helene.
All Hillsborough County schools are reopening Monday, spokesperson Tanya Arja said. They experienced only minor damages during the storm. The plans quickly shaped up for the shift to accommodate the Pinellas students displaced by Helene.
Aerial view of Helene damage in Tampa Bay
Recovery efforts are underway in the Bay Area after Hurricane Helene. It will take some counties weeks or months to rebuild.
Tampa Bay is in recovery mode after Hurricane Helene
Days after Hurricane Helene pummeled Tampa Bay's coastal communities with record-breaking storm surge, the region is in recovery mode. The big picture: It's safe to say Helene was the worst storm our region has experienced in a century, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
How to help Hurricane Helene victims in Tampa Bay and beyond
The storm brought devastating surge to many parts of Florida’s west coast. Here’s a list of places with donation and volunteer opportunities.
How to give help and get help in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Helene
With every passing hour since Hurricane Helene swiped Tampa Bay, a stark reality sharpens: We're at the beginning of a long road to recovery. State of play: Governments, organizations and industrious neighbors are working to provide immediate relief to storm survivors,
WATCH: Aerial view of Hurricane Helene damage in Tampa Bay Area
Helene did not directly hit the Bay Area, but an unprecedented storm surge produced by the hurricane devastated many of the coastal communities.
For Tampa Bay, Helene was the worst storm in a century
Tampa Bay’s regulars — our barkeeps, retirees, refugees — all had the same reaction this week in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, no matter what part of the region they call home. Surprise. Never seen it this bad.
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