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Experts Unsure if Upcoming Tropical Weather May Affect Worsening Red Tide in Tampa Bay
Officials in Florida's Tampa Bay area are unsure whether the next storm or serious typhoon to pass through the Gulf of Mexico would break up the huge red tide epidemic, which has left huge quantities of dead fish and other sea life anywhere along bay's shoreline or aggravate it.
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