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Parts of the Tri-State remain under a Flash Flood Watch today.

Heavy rains over the past two days have caused flood waters to close several roads in Southern Vanderburgh County.

Only in the Evansville-area can we go from a winter storm and below freezing temperatures, to highs in the 60's and a ridiculous amount of rain in the span of two weeks.

Weather is a fascinating thing. Anytime it does something out of the ordinary, like dump a couple of inches of rain on one area in a short amount of time causing flash flooding, people like to whip out their cameras (or these days, smartphones) and snap a picture or two. If you're one of those people, we'd like to see your pics!

Our receptionist, Stacy came in and asked me, "Did you bring your floaties to work with you today?" I responded, "RIGHT?!" Have you looked outside? The water is getting high, especially in certain spots around the tri-state. My backyard (above) looks like lakeside property...

Around the Tri-State, many people have been affected by the treacherous conditions created by enormous amount of rainfall over the past number of days.