A moderate red tide threat has been reported on some island beaches, according to NOAA. People who visited the seawall on Friday experienced respiratory issues, including coughing fits and uncontrollable sneezing. These individuals shared their experiences on social media, describing the effects of the red tide.
The red tide is affecting certain stretches of beach. Further details about the affected areas and the severity of the threat are available from the source.
The affected beaches stretch from Port Bolivar to Galveston, but additional information about the red tide and its impact can be found through other sources.
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