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Police warn drivers to stay off the roads due to flooding in West Melbourne

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Police warn drivers to stay off the roads due to flooding in West Melbourne — Windermere Community news

West Melbourne police are urging residents to stay off the roads as significant flooding impacts roadways across the city, leaving multiple vehicles stranded and forcing several road closures.The West Melbourne Police Department issued an urgent warning Monday morning, advising motorists to avoid unnecessary travel as floodwaters make some streets impassable.Police reported that the following roadways are closed because of flooding:Minton Road northbound at Helen StreetMinton Road at U.S. 192, southboundOfficers say flooding has become widespread, with disabled vehicles reported throughout the city. Police are warning that anyone who attempts to drive could risk getting their vehicle trapped or flooded.Authorities are also reminding drivers never to attempt to cross flooded roadways, emphasizing the potentially life-threatening danger of driving through standing water.Police say 911 should be reserved for life-threatening emergencies. The department is already aware of the flooded stre

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