Wildfires seen from Florida interstate highway as drought spreads across state

Floridaresidents traveling for the Easter holiday should take caution when using Interstate 75, as several wildfires have been spotted close by.

From hour markers 116 to 119 and the vicinity of the Bonita Beach Road return along I-75, smoke and flames were seen. According to WGCU, fire personnel from various agencies have responded to the fire, and emergency in the area have been reported.

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According to a NBC2 state,” There are at least 10 fires in Bonita Springs, spread across 12 kilometers.” Mile marking 116 to 123 reads,” I – 75 has been shut down from Bonita Beach Road to Corkscrew Road.”

I-75 event cameras captured flames on the west side of the highway as well as blackened areas along the interstate.

According to a statement from the Florida Highway Patrol, northbound Interstate 75 is still open from Exit 116( Bonita Beach Road ) to Exits 123( Corkscrew Road ). Additionally, the highway patrol has reported that smoke is currently being blown to the east, away from I-75, and soldiers will keep a close eye on the situation and provide updates as necessary.

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Wildfires, along with dust, clouds, and heavy rains, can both reduce drivers’ presence, the highway patrol has warned. Drivers do take the necessary safety measures when driving closely or in these circumstances.

Drivers can have a few precautions to drive safely in the weather, such as turning on the low beam cameras, moving slowly, and keeping an eye out for slower-moving vehicles.