St. Pete Beach flooding will continue throughout the day. Historic Pass-a-Grille, part of the City of St. Pete Beach, is also underwater. All Pinellas barrier islands remain closed.City of St. Pete Beach
Although Hurricane Idalia has moved away from Tampa Bay, St. Pete Beach flooding and all the barrier islands continues. All Pinellas beaches remain closed, by order of Emergency Management officials. Here’s a look at some flooding along St. Pete Beach.
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
City of St. Pete Beach
Read all The Gabber Newspaper’s Idalia updates.
Both Pinellas County and The Gabber Newspaper encourage residents and visitors to get their forecast updates at the National Hurricane Center. The NHC releases updated forecasts and advisories at 2 a.m., 5 a.m., 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m., and 11 p.m. We strongly discourage readers from taking weather advice from any other models.
Timely Holiday
Florida’s annual “Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday” will run through Friday, Sept. 8. That means Floridians can buy things such as generators, dish soap, and batteries without paying the state sales tax. Here’s the list of items included in the Disastar Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday.
