Moderate to high concentrations of red tide have been detected in water samples. These samples were collected from several areas, including Bolivar Peninsula, Crystal Beach, and Galveston Island. Fish kills have been reported, along with respiratory symptoms.
Texas Parks and Wildlife has released this information, which is based on the results of water samples. For more details on the red tide and its effects, further information is available from Texas Parks and Wildlife.
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