Latest red tide map shows dwindling concentrations

The latest red tide map released Tuesday night brings SWFL some good news!

The map shows greatly reduced concentrations. Chief Meteorologist Jim Farrell says it’s trending toward disappearing or staying patchy or low.

Red tide concentrations are GREATLY reduced! It is trending toward disappearing or staying patchy or low. pic.twitter.com/jYkfTCP45M

— Jim Farrell (@JimTFarrell) December 3, 2019

There are still some trouble spots, but concentrations are much better overall.

This is great news for beachgoers along the coast. Red tide has taken over SWFL in recent months with tons of dead fish, a very stinky smell and even causing respiratory issues for some.

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