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Authorities warn of road closures, trouble spots from flooding across Hamilton County

Andre and Vickie Harriman stroll along the Tennessee Riverwalk as Chickamauga Lake water crashes through the open gates at Chickamauga Dam where large quantities of lake water flows through the spillways on Thursday. Andre and Vickie Harriman stroll along the Tennessee Riverwalk as Chickamauga Lake water crashes through the open gates at Chickamauga Dam where large quantities of lake water flows through the spillways on Thursday.

By Ben Benton February 20, 2019 1 min read

Hamilton County authorities are warning residents of the potential for flash flooding across the area Wednesday and areas where there already are problems from storms passing overnight.

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* 12700 Jones Gap Road, tree down blocking both lanes of traffic

* 2900 Poe Road, large tree across the road

* South Germantown Road and South Terrace intersection, traffic light and street lights out

* 225 Aster Avenue, more than two feet of water flowing swiftly

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Officials said in a statement issued early Wednesday that the water has receded at Cummings Highway at Interstate 24, on Dayton Boulevard, Dodson Avenue, and at Castle Drive and Rogers Road.

Stay with the Times Free Press for updates on weather-related hazards and flooding problems.