The National Hurricane Center has issued both a storm surge watch and a hurricane watch for the entire Tampa Bay area south of the Anclote River. Here’s what that means, and what resources Gulf beach, Pinellas, and Gulfport residents have available to them.
Landscaping debris can becoming flying missiles during a hurricane. Indian Rocks Beach asks residents to hold off on setting out debris – for few days.
In light of shelters opening in Pinellas County, schools will close Tuesday and Wednesday. The County will open shelters Monday afternoon, and will release more information tomorrow (Sept. 26) at 10 a.m.
Pinellas County has opened its Call Information Center, and the City of Gulfport announced it will open its Information Call Center on Sunday, Sept. 25. Both centers will field information about Tropical Storm Ian and local preparedness.
As Tropical Depression Nine looks increasingly like it could impact the Tampa Bay region, here’s where you can get sandbags throughout South Pinellas and the beaches.
The City of Gulfport and The Gabber Newspaper offer some tips to start getting ready for TD9.
Tropical Depression Nine is still a few days away from the Tampa Bay area, and the storm path could change. The Gabber will post updates for Gulfport and the beach communities periodically.
