Officials around the region are urging drivers to use extreme caution to avoid hydroplaning on slick roads and to avoid high-water areas. Authorities said if you see flooding move to higher ground and they warn that children can be swept away or pulled under water by fast-moving streams near storm drains or creeks.
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