The National Hurricane Center has published a map showing how much storm surge areas in Florida can expect. Tampa Bay is set to suffer the most, with a surge between 10 and 15 feet above ground level.

What Florida may see from Milton’s storm surge. The National Hurricane Center’s peak storm surge forecast map on Wednesday gives projected totals along the west and east coasts of Florida.

Maps show Milton’s dangerous storm surge, wind intensity as storm slams Florida ... Wave heights are likely to reach 30 feet offshore, driving storm surge through the coast of Florida.

Storm surge flooding from Tropical Storm Debby is seen Sunday, Aug. 4, at Veterans Memorial Park in Oldsmar, Florida. Author: Hunter Bassler Published: 9:56 AM EDT October 9, 2024 ...

Maps show the areas impacted by storm surge, rainfall levels and more as Helene, once a major hurricane and now a tropical storm, moves inland from Florida's Gulf Coast over Georgia.

The Treasure Coast could see up to two feet of flooding from storm surge as Hurricane Milton races across Florida. Milton is forecasted to make landfall as a major Hurricane on the west coast of ...

Storm surge is a major threat from Hurricane Helene, which is expected to hit Florida as a major hurricane on Thursday. Helene is a large storm, so it could bring life-threatening storm surge for the ...

As of Tuesday, the National Weather Service warned that when Hurricane Milton approaches, most of Florida's west coast could see storm surge up to 15 feet above ground level during high tide.

INTERACTIVE FLORIDA MAP: ... Florida is extremely vulnerable to life-threatening storm surge because of its coastal and low-lying geography, according to FloridaDisaster.org.

The damage caused by Hurricane Milton in maps, photos and videos Hurricane Milton caused widespread damage across Florida with deadly tornadoes and storm surge. Updated October 11, 2024 ...

The National Hurricane Center has published a map showing how much storm surge areas in Florida can expect. Tampa Bay is set to suffer the most, with a surge between 10 and 15 feet above ground level.