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Information From: Pinellas County EOC
The Pinellas County Emergency Operations Center will begin partial operations at noon Monday in preparation for Tropical Storm Alberto.
Officials expect some coastal flooding in low-lying areas, especially around the north end of Tampa Bay, areas in northeast St. Petersburg and along the beaches from Madeira Beach northward. Pinellas predicts the most critical period for this storm to be between 3 am and 2 pm Tuesday when tides and winds will reach their peaks.
The Pinellas County Citizen Information (CIC) line opened at 9 am Monday to answer questions from the public and assist them with their needs.
Residents are encouraged to call (727) 464-4333 for Pinellas County information throughout this storm threat.
Red Cross is working to place three shelters on standby in north, mid and south Pinellas County, but officials do not expect to issue any evacuation orders.
