red tide, Sarasota County

UPDATE: Samples confirm red tide present along the Sarasota and Bradenton shorelines
Red tide that has lingered miles offshore from the Sarasota and Manatee shoreline has been pushed closer to local beaches by a shift in the winds.
Red Tide alert issued for Sarasota County beaches
A red tide alert has been issued for several Sarasota County beaches.
Red tide detected in multiple Sarasota County beaches, health officials say
A health alert has been issued for multiple beaches in Sarasota County after low to medium levels of red tide were detected.
Red tide remains offshore from most Sarasota and Manatee shorelines; little beach impact
A large red tide that bloomed after hurricanes Helene and Milton remains miles offshore from Sarasota and Manatee counties.
Red tide alert issued for Sarasota, Pinellas area beaches
A red tide alert has been issued for multiple Tampa Bay area county beaches, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced Wednesday.
Health alert is issued for red tide at beaches in Sarasota County
The reports of red tide are coming from an algae bloom that is more than 100 miles long, stretching along much of the Gulf Coast.
DOH-Sarasota issues red tide health alert for Sarasota County beaches
The Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County has issued a health alert for the presence of red tide near Ringling Causeway/ Bird Key Park Beach, North Lido Beach, Lido Casino Beach, Siesta Key Beach,
Sarasota County health department issues red tide alert for a dozen area beaches
Health department urges beachgoers to not swim in affected waters at beaches, including Siesta Key, Lido, Venice and Manasota Key.
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Red tide in Sarasota: Health alert issued for Siesta Key and other local beaches
SARASOTA, Fla. — There's something a little fishy going on at our Sarasota County beaches. Red tide has been detected ...
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How will Tropical Storm Sara impact Sarasota? Forecasters say it's too soon to tell.
Even with the storm’s uncertainty, forecasters asked residents to continue to monitor the storm and to get a hurricane plan in place.