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- • Red tide is still present around northern Pinellas and southern Sarasota counties (WUSF Public Media, 4/27/2023)
- • Red tide is lingering around Honeymoon Island, southern Sarasota County (WUSF Public Media, 4/21/2023)
- • Red tide is receding from Pinellas, Sarasota County beaches (WUSF Public Media, 4/19/2023)
- • Red tide is increasing along Pinellas and southern Sarasota County beaches (WUSF Public Media, 4/12/2023)
- • Here’s some good red tide news if you’re going to the beach this weekend (Tampa Bay Times, 3/31/2023)
- • The complex causes of red tide make toxic blooms a challenge to predict, Tampa-area scientists say (WUSF Public Media, 3/21/2023)
- • Here's what to know about red tide in Pinellas County this week (Tampa Bay Times, 3/20/2023)
- • Here's the aerial view as red tide blooms off Pinellas County right now (Tampa Bay Times, 3/10/2023)
- • Red tide surge expected to stick around for a while, scientists say (WTSP 10 Tampa Bay, 3/10/2023)
- • Fish kills, breathing problems and burning eyes: How red tide is impacting Pinellas beaches (Tampa Bay Times, 3/9/2023)
- • Fishkills Reported Along Pinellas Beaches Due To Spread Of Red Tide (Pinellas Beaches, 3/7/2023)
- • Here's how Tampa Bay-area scientists can forecast red tide (WTSP 10 Tampa Bay, 3/6/2023)
- • Was Florida red tide made worse by Hurricane Ian? Here's what we know (Tampa Bay Times, 3/1/2023)
- • Red tide is back (again) in Pinellas County (Tampa Bay Newspapers, 2/28/2023)
- • Heading to the beach this weekend? Red tide blooms are declining in the Tampa Bay area (Tampa Bay Times, 2/3/2023)
- • Here's the latest red tide forecast as bloom persists around Anna Maria Island, Tampa Bay (Bradenton Herald, 1/13/2023)
- • Red tide bloom worsens at Anna Maria Island beaches with "intense' irritation, dead fish (Bradenton Herald, 1/10/2023)
- • Is red tide still an issue in the Tampa Bay area? Here's what to know this week (Tampa Bay Times, 1/3/2023)
- • We flew above the Red Tide blooms offshore of Tampa Bay. Here's how it looks. (Tampa Bay Times, 12/19/2022)
- • AGU Fellow Dr. Weisberg in AGU Honors Award Ceremony (12/14/2022) Congratulations!
- • AGU Fellow Dr. Weisberg (AGU Honors, 12/14/2022)
- • 1,500 pounds of dead fish cleared from St. Pete Beach over weekend as Red Tide looms (Tampa Bay Times, 12/12/2022)
- • How CMS responded to Hurricane Ian (USF CMS News, 12/12/2022)
- • Respiratory problems from Red Tide possible at some Pinellas beaches, officials warn (Tampa Bay Times, 12/8/2022)
- • Hurricane season underscores the value of improved flood forecasting (USF CMS News, 12/2/2022)
- • Red tide detected in Pinellas county (WTVT-TB (FOX), 12/1/2022)
- • Low amounts of Red Tide found near Fort De Soto beach in Pinellas County (Tampa Bay Times, 11/30/2022)
- • High risk of red tide irritation in Sarasota, data shows. Here's latest for Bradenton (Bradenton Herald, 11/30/2022)
- • Red tide research gets a $840K funding boost from FWC (Wink News, 11/29/2022)
- • Small amounts of Red Tide were just measured in Tampa Bay. Should we be worried? (Tampa Bay Times, 11/18/2022)
- • Red Tide reached Anna Maria this week. Will Tropical Storm Nicole make it worse? (Tampa Bay Times, 11/09/2022)
- • Red tide is blooming in Southwest Florida after Hurricane Ian. Will it reach Tampa Bay? (Tampa Bay Times, 11/01/2022)
- • Red tide algae is back in Southwest Florida waters. Here’s what experts predict (Bradenton Herald News, 10/26/2022)
- • Eyes on Ian: Data Resources (SECOORA News, 09/27/2022)
- • AGU Announces the 2022 Class of Fellows (EOS Science News by AGU, 09/19/2022)
- • Robert H. Weisberg was elected as an AGU Fellow (USF CMS News, 09/19/2022)
- • CMS labs join forces to solve the mysteries of Florida’s red tides (USF CMS News, 09/07/2022)
- • Video! Honoring Dr. Weisberg (Rising Tides, June 2022 Edition, 06/29/2022)
- • Hustle and flow: USF studies how water moves in Tampa Bay (Tampa Bay Times, 05/19/2022)
- • It won't take the perfect storm to wreak havoc across Tampa Bay (Tampa Bay Times, 01/27/2022)
- • Research Cruise in Gulf of Mexico Collecting Data for Red Tide Circulation Modeling (SECOORA News, 12/11/2021)
- • Red tide blooms could still return during winter months, researchers say (Fox 13, 11/04/2021)
- • Ocean Circulation Lab replaces weather buoys in the Bay (USF/CMS News, 10/26/2021)
- • Red tide in Sarasota and Manatee remains patchy. Could a new bloom be on the way? (Herald-Tribune, 10/22/2021)
- • 100 years later, Tarpon Springs Hurricane reminds Tampa Bay it can happen here (Tampa Bay Times, 10/17/2021)
- • Faculty Seminar (USF/CMS, 8/27/2021)
- • Red Tide is still floating out there and could return. But when? (Tampa Bay Times, 8/27/2021)
- • Fred, like storms before it, peaked in the Gulf of Mexico. Why is that? (Tampa Bay Times, 8/19/2021)
- • No, there isn’t 'scientific consensus' on red tide impact from Piney Point (WTSP Tampa Bay, 10 7/26/2021)
- • Red tide prediction map shows worsening conditions on Pinellas County beaches (FOX 13, 7/23/2021)
- • Experts explain how red tide is different this year compared to 2018 (WTSP Tampa Bay 10, 7/15/2021)
- • Tons of dead fish in Tampa Bay blamed on toxic red tide ( The Washington Post, 7/14/2021)
- • No Red Tide relief in sight as dead fish overwhelm St. Petersburg ( Tampa Bay Times, 7/13/2021)
- • Red tide fish kills plague St. Petersburg (Bay News 9, 7/7/2021)
- • Tons of dead fish in Tampa Bay blamed on toxic red tide ( The Washington Post, 7/14/2021)
- • Meet the 2021 Data Challenge Winners (SECOORA, 5/31/2021)
- • Thousands of dead fish near Snell Island likely caused by red tide says FWC (ABC Action News, 7/02/2021)
- • Climate change debate in Tampa Bay area is evolving from denial to action (ABC Action News, 6/22/2021)
- • Piney Point-algae link explored (Ana Maria Islan Sun, 6/14/2021)
- • Climate change debate in Tampa Bay area is evolving from denial to action (ABC Action News, 6/22/2021)
- • Cough, cough... Yes, red tide is still here (Bay News 9, 6/14/2021)
- • Piney Point-algae link explored (Ana Maria Islan Sun, 6/14/2021)
- • Cough, cough... Yes, red tide is still here (Bay News 9, 6/14/2021)
- • Harm by Piney Point Release Contradicts State Response (The Bradenton Times, 6/13/2021)
- • Red tide, fish kill reported in Tampa Bay waters near Piney Point (Herald Tribune, 6/6/2021)
- • Piney Point spill ‘diluted’ in Tampa Bay, but USF researchers point to unknown impacts (Bradenton Herald, 5/26/2021)
- • USF scientists announce initial findings from Piney Point research effort (ABC Action News, 5/24/2021)
- • USF researchers release initial findings on Piney Point leak (NBC 8, 5/24/2021)
- • USF scientists announce initial findings from Piney Point research effort (USF News, 5/24/2021)
- • Experts discuss Piney Point findings (FOX 13, 5/24/2021)
- • USF COMPS Maintaining Operations on the West Florida Shelf (SECOORA News, 4/02/2021)
- • USF Model Forecasts Fate of Piney Point Wastewater (The Bradenton Times, 5/5/2021)
- • University of South Florida shows evolution of pollution from Piney Point (ABC 7, 5/3/2021)
- • Piney Point pollution forecast (Ana Maria Island Sun, 5/3/2021)
- • Red Tide Forum (Mote Marine Laboratory, 4/27/2021)
- • ‘Holding Their Breath’: Piney Point Spill Sparks Red Tide Concerns (POLITICO Florida, 4/26/2021)
- • Red tide report: Samples detected in Sarasota County, mostly clear near Piney Point (WTSP, 4/21/2021)
- • Model Forecasting Piney Point Wastewater Plume in Tampa Bay (SECOORA News, 4/20/2021)
- • Piney Point wastewater spreading (Ana Maria Island Sun, 4/19/2021)
- • Scientists tracking environmental impacts from Piney Point wastewater release (Herald Tribune, 4/19/2021)
- • USF tricked out its red tide tracker to study the Piney Point spill (Tampa Bay Business Journal, 4/19/2021)
- • Red tide is not appearing yet as a result of Piney Point (ABC 7, 4/16/2021)
- • Has Florida red tide returned? Elevated levels reported along Sarasota County beaches Piney Point (Herald Tribune, 4/15/2021)
- • Researchers develop flow chart forecast for Piney Point contaminated water discharged in Tampa Bay (ABC Action News, 4/15/2021)
- • USF researchers tracking impact of Piney Point leak (NBC 8, 4/14/2021)
- • USF’s red tide research helps predict Piney Point wastewater flow (FOX 13, 4/14/2021)
- • USF researchers develop forecast model to study Piney Point (SNN News, 4/14/2021)
- • USF model shows path of polluted Piney Point discharge water as it spreads around Tampa Bay (Herald Tribune, 4/14/2021)
- • Piney Point Pollution Will Linger in Tampa Bay For Months, Scientists Say (WUSF, 4/14/2021)
- • USF's Invaluable Role in Protecting Tampa Bay | Editorial (Tampa Bay Times, 4/14/2021)
- • Virtual News Conference on Piney Point Effluent Nowcast/Forecast (USF News, 4/14/2021)
- • This is where researchers forecast the polluted Piney Point water will flow in Tampa Bay (WTSP, 4/13/2021)
- • USF researchers use models to predict Piney Point wastewater spread (Bay News 9, 4/13/2021)
- • Forecasting what comes next from Piney Point for Tampa Bay (Tampa Bay Times, 4/12/2021)
- • USF CMS Nowcast Forecast Circulation Model Overview from Piney Point for Tampa Bay (Pinellas County Environmental News, 3/16/2021)
- • Red Tide Forensics: So THAT's What Happened (2019)
- • 'Red Tide Summit' on Indian Rocks Beach addresses public concerns (2019)
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OCL on the News:
- • Red tide? Seaweed blob? Nope, scientists are watching a different algae off Tampa Bay (Tampa Bay Times, 5/23/2023) New!
- • OCL work was highlighted in the 2023 SECOORA Annual Meeting (SECOORA News, 5/12/2023)
- • Red tide is still hanging around Sarasota County beaches (WUSF Public Media, 5/03/2023)
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