Tampa sees lower storm surge from Hurricane Irma than expected

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Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell says Tampa was expecting a 2.5 metre high storm surge, but residents woke to waters less than a metre above normal levels as they begin to clean up after the storm.

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