Gas lines returned to The Villages on Tuesday in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
A long line was spotted at the Marathon service station located at Pinellas Plaza on County Road 466A.
Gov. Rick Scott had warned residents to be prepared for a second round of gas lines as residents who sought refuge elsewhere attempt to return to their homes in Florida.
Getting gas has proven problematic in Florida during Irma.
Florida does not have any crude oil refineries and relies on petroleum products delivered by tanker and barge to Florida marine terminals, primarily at the ports of Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Port Canaveral, Port Manatee and Port Everglades.
Most of these ports were closed Saturday as a safety precaution. These ports cannot reopen without passing inspection from the U.S. Coast Guard on all docks, facilities and ports.
