Florida officials warn of widespread gasoline contamination ahead of Hurricane Idalia
- Fuel purchased from Citgo gas stations along Florida's Gulf Coast after 10 a.m. Saturday likely contaminated with diesel due to human error.
- Contamination occurred when diesel was accidentally mixed with gasoline at Port of Tampa Citgo terminal.
- Fuel contamination could damage car engines or cause breakdowns during potential Idalia evacuations.
- At least 29 gas stations supplied by Citgo terminal have stopped selling gasoline until tanks cleaned.
- Florida officials urge residents to keep tanks at least half full and be prepared for Category 3 Hurricane Idalia.