UPDATE @4 a.m. (Nov. 20):
Rip Rap Road near Chambersburg is closed due to high water.
Covington-Bradford Road north of Covington also remains closed due to high water at the Stillwater River, according to officials.
>> RELATED: Cool and sunny today, rain/snow mix possible Tuesday evening
UPDATE @ 3:25 p.m. (Nov. 19):
High water remains in several spots across the region following the heavy rain and storms on Saturday.
Over three inches of rain brought the Stillwater River and the Great Miami River in Miami County out of its banks in the usual areas Saturday.
RELATED: Hundreds remain without power from Saturday’s storms, high winds
The Covington-Bradford Road North of Covington is closed due to high water at the Stillwater River.
North of Troy, the Knoop Jr. Baseball Complex is about 5’ deep.
In Troy, the newly renovated Treasure Island along the Great Miami River has flooded.The Boat House Restaurant is unaffected, as the flood waters are up to the back of the amphitheater.
Flood Warnings remain in effect for Auglaize and Darke counties through Sunday afternoon. The Great Miami River at Sidney is under a Flood Warning until 8 p.m. Sunday and the Great Miami River at Troy is also under a Flood Warning until 6 a.m. Monday.
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FIRST REPORT (Nov. 18):
Strong storms brought heavy rains that continue to threaten the northern parts of the Miami Valley.
Nearly 3 inches of rain fell by this evening in Greenville, Troy and Urbana, and rain exceeded 3 inches across Logan County.
>> Cold air, snow flurries move in
There were numerous reports of high water, including on roadways in Dayton.
Shelby and Auglaize counties remain under an Arial Flood Warning until 8:15 a.m., while those living in Darke County remain under the same warning until 10:45 a.m. Arial Flood Warnings have also been issued for Champaign and Logan counties until 11 a.m.
In Sidney, there is a flood warning until 10:30 p.m. Sunday for the Great Miami River, which is expected to rise to 10.5 feet, higher than the 10-feet flood stage. It is expected to fall below flood stage by Sunday night.