Sunday, May 24th 2015, 9:43 am
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation says at least 15 highways have been closed across the state due to high water from flooding.
ODOT says those highways are located in central, south central, northeast and southeast Oklahoma.
Highways closed include:
Oklahoma Department of Transportation
In Broken Arrow, the city says two roads are closed because of damage.
With rainfall amounts of three to six inches across eastern Oklahoma, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says a many of its lakes in the eastern half of the state are full.
The Corps' Tulsa office has a link which shows a list of river and lake gauges across eastern Oklahoma and southeast Kansas and the National Weather Service office in Tulsa has a link listing all the river levels.
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