Tampa General Hospital, Florida and AquaFence
WATCH: Florida hospital uses ‘AquaFence’ to keep storm surge out
Heavy storm surge from Helene made the streets of downtown Tampa resemble the open ocean – except at the base of Tampa General Hospital, which employed a special fence to keep the water out.
‘AquaFence’ Protects Hospital From Catastrophic Hurricane Helene Flooding In Florida (Video)
Hurricane Helene battered my home state of Florida on Thursday and into the wee hours of Friday morning. Footage of damage throughout the state has been
Crews Rushed To Protect Hospital From Hurricane Helene With AquaFence—Seeing It In Action Gives Goosebumps
Tampa General Hospital prepared for Hurricane Helene by installing an 9 foot tall and 1,000 foot long AquaFence.
WATCH: Heavy flooding surrounds Tampa General Hospital
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Heavy storm surge flooding hit downtown Tampa as Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida. Significant flooding affected roads in and out of Davis Islands, including the area surrounding Tampa General Hospital. Video taken by a TGH employee showed the waters near the hospital.
How the AquaFence protected Tampa’s hospital during Helene
We can confirm the AquaFence worked effectively to prevent the storm surge in Tampa Bay from flooding the TGH main campus on Davis Islands,” Jennifer Crabtree, vice president
WATCH: Tampa hospital uses ‘AquaFence’ to keep storm surge out
Heavy storm surge from Helene made the streets of downtown Tampa resemble the open ocean – except at the base of Tampa General Hospital, which employed a special fence to keep the water out.
AquaFence Held Strong at Tampa General Hospital
See how Tampa General’s AquaFence withstood the wrath of Hurricane Helene safeguarding the hospital from a devastating 15-foot storm surge. Watch as Dustin Pasteur, VP of Facilities, ensures the region’s only Level I Trauma Center remains fully operational in the face of extreme weather.
Tampa General Hospital Stands Strong Against Hurricane Helene With AquaFence
Thanks to a massive barrier around Tampa General Hospital, it was business as usual as Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida.
'AquaFence' Goes Viral as It Protects Tampa General Hospital From Hurricane Helene Flooding
Hurricane Helene hit Florida's Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane with 140 mph winds. So far, 22 fatalities have been reported. And while there has been widespread flooding, including the heavily populated cities of Tampa and St.
Tampa 'Aqua Fence' saves hospital from flooding
As a storm surge in Tampa from Hurricane Helene floods homes and businesses on the Florida coast, one Tampa hospital uses a 'fence' to protect from flooding.
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Hospital surrounded by 3 sides of bay water in Tampa went viral, avoided Hurricane Helene storm surge
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Florida man paddles around Tampa home as Helene storm surge floods living room
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Dramatic Photos Reveal Severe Flooding in Florida After Hurricane Helene
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As Helene threatens, Florida hospitals and care facilities shore up resources
The storm threatened to disrupt water and power supplies and cellphone service across the state’s Big Bend region.
VIDEOS: Hurricane Helene produces record storm surge along Florida’s Gulf Coast
Hurricane Helene produced a record storm surge from around the Tampa metro northward through Florida’s Big Bend. The surge ...
Threat remains as storm moves across Georgia as Category 1
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Social media videos, photos show stunning Florida scenes of Hurricane Helene's raging winds, water
Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida with 140-mph. Residents share photos, videos of what it was like, and the damage left behind.