The Freeborn County Highway Department has posted a list of flooded roadways on the Freeborn County website.

It can be found by going here.

Some of the roads may have water over a portion, while some have water over the entire roads and are closed.

As of 4 p.m. Thursday, the site stated County Road 20 in Bath Township was closed until further notice between 740th Avenue and 760th Avenue.

Other flooding was reported at the following locations:

• County Road 80 near 160th Street.

• County Road 112 near 880th Avenue

• County Road 74 near County Road 14

• County Road 115 near County Road 118

• County Road 27 near 610th Avenue

• County Road 27 near 630th Avenue

• County Road 95 near County Road 95

• County Road 95

• County Road 33 near 622nd Avenue

• County Road 33 near 630th Avenue

• County Road 35; water is up to the edge of the road east of address 70823

• County Road 70 near County Road 10

• County Road 70 near 670th Avenue

• County Road 27 near the curve of 270th Street

• County Road 61 near County Road 66

• County Road 61 near Highway 109

• County Road 67 near County Road 70

• County Road 69 near County Road 89

• County Road 67 near County Road 33

• County Road 116 near 283th Street

• County Road 116 near 290th Street

• County Road 24 near 325th Street

• Highway 69 between 200th Street and County Road 46

• County Road 92 near County Road 23

• County Road 92 near County Road 25

• 820th Avenue near County Road 25

• County Road 118 near County Road 115

• County Road 118 near 275th Street

• Becker Road near County Road 45

Freeborn County Administrator John Kluever said the hope is that people will be able to go to this site to find out about conditions across the county.

He said Freeborn County Engineer Sue Miller and Freeborn County Sheriff Mark Harig are not advising travel, specifically in the western and northern parts of the county. If people come to a barricade, they should not attempt to go through.

A Highway Department news release said there are dangerous conditions with soft road surfaces. If rain continues, load restrictions may be imposed on saturated roads.

Kluever noted the Albert Lea National Guard Armory is not yet open for a shelter, but it may be a possibility.

A hotline number has been set up for residents to call as this storm event unfolds at 507-377-5229.

By calling this number, residents can ask questions and report problems.

Click here for the latest area flood news.