The following was released at 11:00 a.m. Saturday by the Florida Highway Patrol Troop A:

For Public Release, the following roads are closed in the following Counties.

Escambia

Us-29 North and Southbound from Pinoak Ln. Detour signs are up from DOT
• Cr-97 & Yellow Stone Pass
• Cr-297A & Jacks Branch Rd
• Quintette Rd West of SR-95
• US-29 & SR 97
• Schifko Rd & Jacks Branch Rd
• Chestnut Rd & Molino Rd
• Us-29 & Bet Raines Rd
• Us-29 & S Pine Barren Rd
• Schagg Rd (East End) & Sr-95A
• Us-29 & Sr-95A
• Us-29 & Cedar Tree Ln
• Us-29 & Mathison Rd

Santa Rosa

• Cr-182 & Tree Hollow Rd

Okaloosa

• Sr-85 & Robinson Rd
• Vernon Jefferson Rd & Tommy Steele Rd
• Auburn Rd & Sr-85
• Cr-2 & Senterfitt Rd
• Sr-85 & Central Cir
• Cr-2 & Sr-189
• Sr-85 & Cr-602
• Sr-85 & 3rd Ave- Laurel Hill
• Sr-85 & Bridges Ln
• Sr-85 & Hart Rd
• Steele Mill Creek Rd & Ludlum Rd
• Morman Temple Rd & Cr-180

Walton

• Sr-8 @ MM 90 WB- Tree partially blocking outside lane
• Cr-2a & Us-331
• Pittman Rd & Us-331
• Us-331 & Cr-180
• Us-331 & Sr-2

The following is from NOAA’s website:
TADD is a NOAA National Weather Service campaign to warn people of the hazards of walking or driving a vehicle through flood waters.

Q: Why is Turn Around Don’t Drown™ so important?

Each year, more deaths occur due to flooding than from any other severe weather related hazard. The main reason is people underestimate the force and power of water. More than half of all flood related deaths result from vehicles being swept downstream. Of these, many are preventable.

Q: What can I do to avoid getting caught is this situation?

Follow these safety rules:

• Monitor the NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, or your favorite news source for vital weather related information.
• If flooding occurs, get to higher ground. Get out of areas subject to flooding. This includes dips, low spots, canyons, washes etc.
• Avoid areas already flooded, especially if the water is flowing fast. Do not attempt to cross flowing streams. Turn Around Don’t Drown
• Road beds may be washed out under flood waters. NEVER drive through flooded roadways. Turn Around Don’t Drown™
• Do not camp or park your vehicle along streams and washes, particularly during threatening conditions.
• Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize flood dangers.

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Roads Impacted by Severe Weather
03/28/09 - 09:41 AM
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Several major roads in Holmes County are under water.

Drivers should avoid:
• County Road 79
• Highway 163
• Highway 2

The Florida Highway Patrols says the following are closed due to water on the roadway:
• North of CR 181 and SR 81 in Westville
• SR 81 and Gillman Road in Westville
• SR 81 and SR 2 in Westville

The Florida Highway Patrol reports that the following roads are closed in Walton County due to being under water:
• 331 N and CR 180 in Paxton
• SR 2 and 331 in DeFuniak Springs
• CR 2A and 331 in DeFuniak
• Campground Rd and 331 in Laurel Hill
• Pittman Rd and 331 in DeFuniak

There’s also debris partially blocking the roadway on Interstate 10 near Ponce De Leon. 

The Walton County Emergency Operations Center tells News 13 they are up to 28 closed roads as of 6:00 p.m. Saturday.  They are posting road closures to their website.  Click here for the link.  Here’s their list as of 6:00 p.m. Saturday:
• Alaqua Drive
• Alaqua Terrace
• Bryan Road
• Campground Road
• Collinsworth Road
• Commerce Boulevard
• Cook Road
• CR 0605
• CR 181 West
• Dolphin Cove
• Double Bridge Road
• Foxhill Road
• Frost Lane
• Goldsby Road
• Hall Road
• Hemphill Road
• Highway 2
• Hub Presley Road
• Huckaba Road
• Johns Lane
• Long Road
• Moll Drive
• Oak Grove Road
• Raley Road
• Sandspur Road
• Schofield Road
• Trout Drive
• Williams Road
• Edgewater Circle
• Eight Mile Cemetery Road
• One Bridge Road
• Sherwood Road
• Phillips Road
• Bear Bay Flats Road
• McKee Road
• Harrison Road
• Gus Andrews Road
• George Road
• Cawthorn Road (off of 147)
• Sand Ramp Road
• New Harmony Loop
• County Line Road (N. of 85)

Walton County officials will continue damage assessments throughout Sunday.
Continue visiting this page for updates. Local Weather Radar

For the latest road conditions from FHP click here.