A University of Miami geologist is calling the problem of sea-level rise irreversible because 93 percent of excess heat from global warming is in the oceans; at St. Petersburg College in Seminole ...

Pinellas County's sustainability and resiliency coordinator said he finds NOAA's application guide helpful as he makes plans for an area that's already experiencing tidal impacts and effects to ...

Pinellas County Emergency Management officials have completed revisions on the evacuation level map and posted the revised map on the county Web site.

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. - Sea turtle nesting season has officially commenced in Pinellas County, beginning May 1 and extending through October 31. As these protected marine animals come ashore to ...

Nearly surrounded by water, the people of Pinellas County received one more reason last week to worry about hurricanes: A newly released study shows that over the decades, high tides have been ...

By Brendan Rivers In the Tampa Bay area, Pinellas County is teaching real estate agents how to field questions about flooding — an increasingly common concern when homebuyers talk to Realtors ...

Mandatory evacuations have been expanded to all residents and businesses in Level B and are already underway for people living in Level A in Pinellas County, effective immediately.

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — A new technology that will help predict hurricane impacts is coming to St. Pete! It's a sailboat that will map the ocean-floor in our area over the next month. "They are ...

The Surfrider Foundation looked at how states prepare for sea level rise, erosion, and future infrastructure as a new report revealed that Florida's beaches are degrading more and more every year.

On Friday and Saturday at St. Petersburg College in Seminole, dozens of policy-makers, scientists and residents talked about a growing concern in Pinellas County: sea-level rise. A University of Miami ...