Storms over the weekend have caused major damage and flooding around the Bay Area.
A flood advisory was issued on Monday afternoon for Tampa expecting an additional 1 to 2 inches of rainfall in addition to the rain the city received over the weekend.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office received reports of road flooding in Apollo Beach on Miller Mac Road, Firefly Lane, Golf and Sea Boulevard, Fairway Boulevard and Cacao Drive.
Several cars partially under water stalled out, cars even appear to have been abandoned.
Hillsborough County Fire and Rescue pulled four people from flooded vehicles on Golf and Sea Boulevard on Monday.
NOW: HCFR has pulled 4 people from flooded vehicles on Golf And Sea Blvd in Apollo Beach. Flooding is in the roadway and not effecting homes pic.twitter.com/ALUzYqrQID
— Hillsborough County (@HillsFireRescue) August 28, 2017
More: Stranded drivers were brought to Miller Mac Rd & US-41 to meet with family. No injuries to reported pic.twitter.com/J9HNwYUVfp
— Hillsborough County (@HillsFireRescue) August 28, 2017
Motorists are advised to avoid potential drowning, turn around and to not drive on the flooded roadways. Any inoperable traffic signals should be treated as a four way stop.
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