Extreme rainfall has led to flooding across the St. Louis region.
The metro area received 4-10 inches of rain leading to flash flooding across the area. The National Weather Service is expecting to see up to 12 inches of rain in some areas.
Several stream flow indicators are showing >90% of normal river levels, the highest possible reading for the sensors. See Flooding Dashboard
The previous rainfall record was set back in 1915 with 6.85 inches.
I-70 flooded
Multiple road closures due to flooding are being reported by MODOT on their travel map.
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