Red Tide Detected Along Galveston-Area Beaches, NOAA Warns of Respiratory Irritation
Health officials say moderate to high concentrations of harmful algae are affecting beaches, and several visitors have reported burning throats and breathing trouble.
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Red tide near Crystal Beach — what beachgoers need to know before hitting the sand
A red tide bloom near Crystal Beach is prompting Galveston County health officials to urge beachgoers to pay close attention to how they feel — and to be ready to move if something seems off.
Residents, visitors report illness from red tide in Galveston
The affected areas were concentrated in pockets along the coastline, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, with some locations causing respiratory irritation among beachgoers while other stretches of beach weren't affected.
Red tide detected at Bolivar Peninsula, Galveston Island; fish kills reported
Texas Parks and Wildlife says water samples collected from Bolivar Peninsula, Crystal Beach and Galveston Island indicated moderate to high concentrations of red tide. Fish kills and respiratory symptoms have been reported.
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