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Flood & FEMAJul 27, 2026 · Florida Politics · Tampa Bay

Tampa Mayor Warns Residents: Storm Season Is Here to Stay

Tampa's mayor is treating a recent tropical system as a timely reminder that Tampa Bay residents need to be prepared — and that complacency could be dangerous. For anyone considering a move to the region, the message carries real weight about what coastal Florida living actually involves.

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Flood & FEMAJul 24, 2026 · Space Coast Daily · Statewide

Gulf Tropical System Brings Heavy Rain Risk to Florida Coast

A disorganized area of low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico is being watched by forecasters, carrying a 50-50 chance of becoming a tropical system within the next week. Gulf Coast communities could see significant rainfall regardless of whether the system formally develops. Prospective Florida residents should understand what storm season looks like on the ground.

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Flood & FEMAJul 16, 2026 · The Real Deal — Florida · Statewide

Wetland Loss Tied to $1.6B in Florida Flood Damages

A new study links the destruction of Florida wetlands to over $1.6 billion in flood-related losses for homeowners. The findings carry serious implications for anyone considering a move to the Sunshine State, particularly in coastal and low-lying areas where development pressure remains intense.

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Flood & FEMAJul 10, 2026 · Florida Politics · Tampa Bay

St. Pete Voters May Decide on Stormwater, Housing & Port Funds

St. Petersburg's city council is moving toward putting a package of ballot measures before voters that would address stormwater infrastructure, housing, and port development. The proposals are still in the early stages, but council members have already begun discussing the likely order items would appear on the ballot.

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