What started as a sudden and severe round of flooding in Washington County has now turned into a major cleanup effort, especially in South Strabane Township.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), here are some safety tips for flooding you need to know... Driving into floodwaters also puts rescuers' lives at risk It only takes six inches of moving water to knock an adult off his or her feet

Part of MN 109 west of Alden in Freeborn County was closed in both directions on Monday due to flooding from heavy rain.

Kent County Council says drains on minor roads are cleaned once every one to three years depending on risk factors including whether the areas are a known flooding zone. Drains on high speed roads are then checked once annually between April and September.

John Jengo and his team are on a mission to use natural resources to counteract the effects of climate change and increased flooding in New Jersey.

SUMNER COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Flash flooding caused multiple crashes and led to multiple water rescue operations in Sumner and Robertson counties Sunday night, according to Smokey Barn News. SBN reports multiple vehicles were stranded in the 700 block of Bowling Branch Road due to flooding. There are some reports of people trapped in the vehicles.

The Flood Watch has been extended until 10 p.m. Many of these areas are still recovering from bouts of flash flooding over the weekend. Allegheny, Greene, Fayette, Washington, Westmoreland along with Garrett, Monongalia, and Preston counties are included in the watch.

While a stalling storm system brings slow moving storms to the region, there is a heightened risk of flash flooding.