NCPD: Multiple roads in North Charleston closed due to flooding

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- Several roads in North Charleston have been closed due to flooding on Monday morning.

According to the North Charleston Police Department, the following roads were closed as of 2:15 p.m.:

• Rivers Avenue and Otranto Road
• Rivers Avenue and Taylor Street
• Rivers Avenue between Rebecca Street and I-526
• Rivers Avenue eastbound from Goose Creek at NAD/ North Bridge
• Gable Street
• Shadow Oak Drive
• Northwoods Boulevard
• Remount Road near Dakota Street towards Rivers Avenue
• Adaline Street
• Crossroads Drive
• Little Sydneys Way and Sprocket Lane
• City Hall Lane
• Antler Drive between Greenridge Road and Otranto Road
• Greenridge Road and Bienville Road
• Greenridge Road and Rivers Avenue
• Delhi Road and Long Shadow Lane
• Regency Elm Drive and Sprocket Lane
• Leeds Avenue and Dorchester Road
• Dorchester Road and Highpoint Drive
• Dorchester Road and I-526
• Dorchester Road and Rivers Avenue
• Dorchester Road and Meeting Street Road
• W. Montague Avenue and I-526
• W. Montague Avenue and Saul White Boulevard
• Remus Street and Commander Road
• Spruill Avenue and Stromboli Avenue
• E. Montague Avenue and Morningside Drive
• E. Montague Avenue and Mixon Avenue
• Azalea Drive and Rourk Street

Motorists are urged to avoid the area until the water recedes.

Flooding is also impacting several roads in downtown Charleston. Click here for a list of road closures.

Storm Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Rob Fowler said steady rain is expected to impact the Charleston area into the late afternoon. Charleston County is under a moderate flood advisory until 5:00 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.

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