Why did water leave Tampa Bay during Hurricane Ian? What to know about reverse storm surge.
Hurricane Ian's powerful winds appeared to draw water away from the Florida coastline, exposing the floor typically covered by about 12 feet of water.
Why did water leave Tampa Bay during Hurricane Ian? What to know about reverse storm surge.
USATODAY.com
0 shares
1 views
- More about:
Florida
You might like
Related news coverage
Climate Change Is Making Hurricanes Much Stronger
Newsy
Watch VideoWhen it comes to connecting all the dots between hurricanes and climate change, there's a lot scientists say they..
Advertisement
More coverage
What's Changed Since Tampa's Last Big Hurricane 100 Years Ago
Newsy
Watch VideoThe state of Florida is right in Hurricane Ian's path.
Southwest Florida saw landfall and heavier damage,..
-
Here’s Why Hurricane Ian Is Sucking Water Out Of Tampa Bay
Upworthy
-
Florida Catholic schools prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Ian with action and prayer
CNA
-
Here’s why Hurricane Ian is sucking water out of Tampa Bay.
NYTimes.com
-
Hurricane Ian looms near Tampa. Here’s what a direct hurricane hit would mean.
Mashable