From The Trussville Tribune staff reports
BIRMINGHAM — The National Weather Service in Birmingham has much of central Alabama in a Flash Flood Watch.
Two to four inches of rain are expected in many places, including Jefferson and St. Clair Counties.
St. Clair County Schools are closed because of the large amount of flooding,
In Trussville, there are several roadways with puddling, including Deerfoot Parkway and Cherokee Drive. The NWS reminds drivers to be cautious and “turn around, don’t drown.”
Stinking Creek, off Floyd Bradford Road.
The Jefferson County Commission has closed a section of Floyd Bradford Road due to a culvert failure.
The Flash Flood Watch remains in effect until 6 p.m. Thursday.
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- Cahaba River watershed in Trussville.
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- Blackjack Road.
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- This is why Annie Lee Road in Moody is closed!
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- Near the railroad tracks on Blackjack Road.
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- Large rocks were washed onto Blackjack Road in Argo.
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- Courtesy of @bigwillinbama.
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- Courtesy of @bigwillinbama.
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- The pond off Blackjack Road in Argo is so high, it’s past this dock.
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- The pond off Blackjack Road in Argo is so high, it’s past this dock.
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- The Cahaba is rising in Trussville.
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- Cherokee Drive in Trussville.
