A record-setting sargassum seaweed bloom is moving across parts of the Atlantic, Caribbean and washing ashore in FL, USF ...

As summer approaches, beachgoers may need to check an additional forecast detail before heading to the shore: the Sargassum ...

The University of South Florida College of Marine Science estimated the sargassum blob to be around 13 million tons – a ...

Bad news, beachgoers: The seaweed monster is back and it’s expected to be bigger than ever.

The Loop Current, which carries the seaweed north from the Caribbean into the Gulf, typically remains well offshore.

The stinky sargassum is currently traveling across the Atlantic and Caribbean. It’s the largest amount ever recorded.

It's smelly. It bogs down our beaches with seaweed and it could impact your health. USF researchers said Floridians should ...

The area of the Atlantic covered by seaweed set a new all-time record in ... be transported to the west Caribbean Sea and then to the Gulf through the Yucatan. Sargassum inundation will continue ...

It’s the season for seaweed, and researchers say it’s back with a vengeance: the month of April broke records for the amount ...

Read full article: Record amount of stinky seaweed may soon pile up on Florida beaches. Here’s what to know ...

Sargassum is much more than beach clutter. Think of it as a floating rainforest drifting across the Gulf. This brown seaweed provides shelter, food and nursery grounds for hundreds of marine ...