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Justin Mosely

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As seen in: WFLA-TV (Tampa, FL), Yahoo News, Yahoo, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, WSNN-TV (Sarasota, FL)
WFLA Max Defender 8 Meteorologist | AMS Approved | Proud Floridian | Tropical Weather Specialist | WFLA-WTTA-WSNN
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Driest since 1890: Drought conditions continue to worsen in Tampa Bay area, across Florida

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By Justin Mosely Verified
| WFLA-TV (Tampa, FL) Verified
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Drought conditions continue to worsen across the Tampa Bay area and much of the State of Florida. The latest Drought Monitor has increased the coverage of Severe and Extreme drought for the west coast of the state. A prolonged period with little rainfall has exacerbated dry soil conditions, leading to the implementation of water restrictions for many Tampa Bay counties. Rainfall Deficit Since January 1st.
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Driest since 1890: Drought conditions continue to worsen in Tampa Bay area, across Florida

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By Justin Mosely Verified
| Yahoo Verified
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Drought conditions continue to worsen across the Tampa Bay area and much of the State of Florida. The latest Drought Monitor has increased the coverage of Severe and Extreme drought for the west coast of the state. Riverview man’s truck repossessed over a 14-year-old judgment; plaintiff deceased A prolonged period with little rainfall has exacerbated dry soil conditions, leading to the implementation of water restrictions for many Tampa Bay counties.
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Debate of Midnight Pass continues after reopening due to hurricanes Original

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By Justin Mosely Verified
| WSNN-TV (Sarasota, FL) Verified
SARASOTA, Fla. (WFLA) – Midnight Pass has been a topic of conversation in Sarasota for over forty years, but after three storms in one year, that changed the landscape forever. The debate on Midnight Pass and its future continues. Midnight Pass is a gateway to the Gulf with a narrow channel that provides boaters with a way to exit Little Sarasota Bay into the Gulf. Without it, boaters have to travel miles north or south to exit the bay. However, for decades, this shortcut was closed.
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