Tampa bay has been completely sucked out? WTH???

I loved that story as a kid…

d50 can look for lost fishing lures.

You weren't paying attention, last time.

NOPE

Thats just from the wind. I seen it in mainstream weather and they predicted this

This

It's aliens...they takin the water! Next up, they take the water pouches which are handy for travel (humans).

I used to live on Anna Maria Island for 25+ years
Agree

I've seen the bay low but never like that

It's already back up to normal level according to my co-worker. They just posted a video on bookface.

lol you are supposed to be booking it

Flat earf cornfirmed

Hurricane = Storm Surge

Be prepared, this doesn't look good.

Tampa isn't even in it, it's as I knew it would be, Ft. Meyers and Charlotte Harbor.

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the eye is no where near tampa bay, el-tardo

get ready for HUUGEEE flooding. the hurricane is very slowly churning up the coast, sucking up all the water.

Remember the 2006 tsunami that hit thailand?

Remember IRMA, 5 years ago?

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I miss those Dollar store food reviews!

Last time was Alicia that hit Galveston Island back in 83 i believe. I started my career of forty years the day after Alicia. There were 120 mile an hour winds in downtown houston that left 4 inches of skyscraper glass in the city streets. 3 years of work to rebuild! The eye of the storm passed right over my house. Weeks without electricity most people months without it.

Did i miss something? I also surfed the incoming waves the day before it hit.

I thought black holes don't "suck".

Totally Phucked!

Never SEEN That before a Hurricane..

The wall of water Would be BIG..

I left after the bp oil spill

But no news coverage??

Per the same meteorologist on the same Twitter account. Check the grouping:

“The wind is pushing all the water out, be careful once the storm moves on shore, the wind direction will change and all that water will move back in.”

Look, just stick to your manual labor job and let us smart people run world ok? Geez.

Completely different reasons for water levels dropping..

A string of offshore underwater nukes?

I haven’t seen everything living on the Texas Coast almost 40 years I guess.


Earthquake not being seen or reported maybe?

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It's reverse storm surge, because the storm spins counter-clockwise so it's sucking water away from the bay (SW side) and will dump it on the NE side. Just watched a video on weather dot com its the lead video on the homepage, check it out you'll see how it works.

And agree with above posters, yeah none of this is good.