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Updated: Sunday, 13 Jan 2013, 9:25 PM EST
Published : Sunday, 13 Jan 2013, 2:01 PM EST
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) - Heavy rains that moved through Central Indiana Saturday night and early Sunday morning have caused flooding and road closures in the area.
A Flood Watch is in effect through Sunday afternoon and authorities are alerting drivers to road closures and flooded areas.
The Noblesville Fire Department advised drivers to find another route is coming upon a flooded roadway as high standing water can cause loss of control and stalling.
CLOSURES
Major road closures in Noblesville include:
Areas where high water in Noblesville signs are posted:
Major road closures in Johnson County include:
Major road closures in Fishers include:
Road crews in Madison County have been contacted about the following areas:
Below are current bridge closings in Delaware County :
Major road closures and impassable roads in Delaware County :
Blacksmill Rd. between SR. 67 & 350 E
Whitney Rd. between Inlowsprings and Gayview Dr
Edgewater Rd. between 650 E & 800 E
C.R. 800 E between Albany & Edgewater
C.R. 650 E between 500N & Edgewater
Lee Pit Rd. between SR. 332 & Trackside
Gregory Rd. 350 E and 400 E
C.R. 682 N between Nebo and Wheeling
Priestford Rd. between S.R. 32 & Burkmill Rd.
Eaton-Albany PK. between 350 E & Eaton
C.R. 300 S between S.R. 32 & 700 W
C.R. 100 N East of 1000 W
C.R. 1270 between 364 W & 225 W
Major road closures in Morgan County :
High water on roads in Morgan County :
High water signs have been posted in Shelby County at the following locations:
Roads with high water reported in Bartholomew County :
Albany Police were reporting:
The Liberty Township Fire Department advised the following:
TRAVEL ADVISORIES
Delaware County has declared a Level Yellow Advisory Travel Advisory Emergency to be in effect for the county until further notice.
A Yellow Advisory is defined as:
Parking on all county roads and their right-of-way is discouraged, according to a release. Vehicles found parked in violation of emergency order will be removed. Vehicles found stalled or stranded will
be removed at the owner's expense as well.
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