Hurricane Ian ravaged coastal towns in southwest Florida.
A car is submerged in flood water in North Port, Fla., on Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. ravaged coastal towns in southwest Florida, residents in this quiet suburb thought they would be safe, having no beach and living outside areas under evacuation orders. But then the water kept flowing in.
As rescue efforts wrapped up Friday, local officials recommended people whose neighborhoods are flooding to evacuate. They said waters in some areas will continue to rise over the next two days. Near North Port, the Florida Department of Transportation closed a stretch of Interstate 75 in both directions late Friday because of the flooded Myakka River.
Megan Blevins, who works at a restaurant in nearby Venice, was trying to help the families of coworkers get out but said some were not accessible due to structures collapsing and leaving certain streets without access. “I was terrified. You have your whole life uprooted,” Bowden said. “You try to just keep thinking about what you need to do.”
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