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Pictures: Flooding on Windrock Road in Oliver Springs

Posted at 11:00 am July 8, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Windrock Road Flooding

Flooding along Windrock Road in Oliver Springs on Sunday afternoon after days of heavy rain.

Days of heavy rain that tapered off Sunday flooded streams and roads in East Tennessee, and caused many cities to reschedule their July 4 fireworks shows.

Here are two pictures of flooding along Windrock Road in Oliver Springs on Sunday afternoon.

The National Weather Service in Morristown is forecasting a continued chance of thunderstorms in Oak Ridge through Friday this week.

Oliver Springs Flooding

Flooding along Windrock Road in Oliver Springs on Sunday afternoon. On Sunday morning, the National Weather Service said heavier rains were moving out of the area, but there is a chance of thunderstorms this week.

 

Filed Under: Photos, Weather Tagged With: flooding, National Weather Service, Oliver Springs, rain, Windrock Road

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