Lee County Sheriff's Office: See what roads are now considered hazardous for driving

Hours before Hurricane Milton makes landfall, Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno shared the following roadway hazards in Lee County:

• Inlet Drive, not Passable, knee deep water
• Stipe Street East from Moody Road, passable, 4 inches of water
• Seaworthy Road at Moody Road, passable, 4 inches of water
• Betmar Boulevard at Jayde Court, passable, 4 inches water
• North Tamiami at East North Shore, not passable, 6 inches water
• May Street, Matlacha, debris on road
• Eigth Avenue on Pine Island, road flooded
• Pineland Marina, 6 inches of water in road
• Blind Pass, water and sand moving in
• Tween Waters to South Seas, 12 inches of water on road
• Cajeput/Bay Road, 6 inches in roadway
• 25762 Hickory Blvd. (formerly Bonita Beach RV Resort), 2 feet of water encroaching towards Hickory Boulevard from Back Bay
• 27430 Hickory Blvd. to 27600 Hickory Blvd., water from Gulf 6 inches
• 27692 Hickory Blvd. to 27730 Hickory Blvd., 4 inches

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This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Lee County Sheriff's Office: See what roads are now considered hazardous for driving