'substantial' Sargassum Expected In Caribbean, Gulf Of Mexico. When, Where Seaweed Will Be In June

Florida Today, Tallahassee Democrat
Mon, 06/05/2023 - 1:04pm

Hey, Florida: Researchers are predicting sargassum amounts in July should start decreasing. That decline is expected to continue in August.

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