BREVARD COUNTY, Florida. —
Torrential downpours and flooding closed a significant number of roads Monday in Brevard County.
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Emergency managers are urging people to stay home in Brevard County unless they absolutely need to go somewhere.
What you need to know:
- Palm Bay area residents urged to shelter in place after more than 22 inches of rain
- Water service suspended in Palm Bay after water main ruptures along Port Malabar Boulevard
- Melbourne under boiling water advisory
- Brightline has temporarily suspended service between Orlando and West Palm Beach
- Road and school closures in Brevard County
- Thousands of people without electricity
- The government has declared a state of emergency
Video below: Water main break occurs in 4 feet of water, Palm Bay mayor says
>> MORE: Palm Bay residents kayak through flooded streets
Below is a list of roads closed due to flooding:
- Port Malabar Boulevard is washed away by water
- US 192 to I-95
- Minton Road looking north at Helen Street
- Minton Road southbound at US 192
- Minton Road to Norfolk Parkway
- Aurora Road and Stewart Road
- Sarno Road between Eau Gallie Boulevard and Sarno Road
- Babcock Street at University Boulevard
- Babcock Street to Palm Bay Road
- The whole milk route
- Lake Washington Road
- W New Haven Avenue at S Wickham Road
- US-1 at Suntree Boulevard
- Palm Bay Road at Hollywood Boulevard
- Harbor City Boulevard at Law Street
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