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Roads flooded in DeSoto County — Siesta Key Community news

DESOTO COUNTY, Fla. (WWSB) - The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office issued a traffic alert saying there is flooding at NE Washington and NE Turner, Highway 17, the Brownville Dollar General (southbound lane) and Jerry’s RV Park.The National Weather Service reported a possibility of 2-3 more inches of additional rain.Officials are asking drivers to stay out of the water after one vehicle was reported stuck.

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