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Updated: Monday, 14 Jan 2013, 2:05 PM EST
Published : Monday, 14 Jan 2013, 8:05 AM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - After a weekend of rain, temperatures dropped overnight into Monday morning, creating a slippery situation on roadways.
Johnson County Sheriff Doug Cox said Monday morning his deputies handled six slide-offs overnight — all related to water or ice.
One person died in Grant County when a vehicle flipped into flood water. A family from Shelby County had to be rescued from a home surrounded by water.
Many roads in Central Indiana were still blocked because of flooding Monday morning.
Fishers Police reported Florida Road was closed between 113th Street and 104th Street.
Elsewhere in Hamilton County, the following roads were closed:
In Morgan County, reports of high water were found at the following locations:
In Delaware County, Delta High School and Middle School, Eaton Elementary, Albany Elementary and Royerton Elementary schools were all closed on Monday. The following Delaware County roads were closed due to high water:
In Hancock County, the following roads were closed:
State Road 235 was closed in Jackson County between Mill Street and County Road 460 West.
Temperatures dropped into the teens overnight, with wind chills in single digits. The high temperature for Monday is expected to be below freezing. Check out the Forecast 8 Weather Blog for the latest on the forecast.
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