Flooding closes state roads in Southern Indiana

VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - - Due to the recent storms that hit the Wabash Valley, a few state roads in southern Indiana have been closed due to flooding and cold weather.

According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, the closures will remain in effect until waters recede and the weather begins to clear up.

The following sections of roadway have either been closed, or INDOT is advising motorists to use caution around these areas of high water:          

Greene County

• OPEN: State Road 157 from State Road 54 (Bloomfield) to State Road 67 (Worthington)

Knox and Daviess Counties

• OPEN: State Road 58 from State Road 67 (Westphalia) to State Road 57 (Elnora)
• State Road 257 from U.S. Route 50 (Washington) to State Road 356 (Otwell)
• OPEN: State Road 358 from State Road 67 (Edwardsport) to State Road 57 (Plainville)

Martin and Lawrence Counties

• CLOSED: State Road 450 from U.S. Route 50 (Shoals) to State Road 37 (Bedford)

Perry County

• CLOSED: State Road 66 from State Road 70 (Derby) to State Road 161 (Rocky Point)

If you have to encounter a flooded roadway, INDOT suggests that you find an alternate route.  High standing water could cause your vehicle to stall, and could cause you to be stranded.

If you get stuck on a flooded roadway, don't hesitate to call for assistance.