Traffic & Transit
Roads Flooded In Stratford, Swimming Areas Closed: Officials
Officials are advising motorists of flooded areas throughout town.
STRATFORD, CT — Several areas are flooded throughout Stratford and officials are advising residents to use caution.
“Our region continues to experience storm conditions and heavy rainfall,” Mayor Laura Hoydick wrote in a post on Facebook. “Flooding is reported at various locations throughout town and motorists should exercise caution. There remains a high risk of hydroplaning.”
A flash flood warning remains in effect for the area until 11:45 a.m.
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Police are advising motorists of heavy rainfall in “low-lying areas.”
“Be EXTREMELY cautious if you see water over the road (it may be deeper than you think) and AVOID it if possible,” police wrote in a post on Facebook. “All viaducts in town are flooding at this point and are NOT safe to drive through.”
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Stratford Swimming Areas Closed
Due to rainfall exceeding the closure criteria, Stratford swimming areas will be closed Friday, July 9 through Sunday, July 11.
“With more rain in the forecast, they may be closed longer,” Hoydick said. “Testing will resume Monday July 12th.”
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