I-90 West reopens after flooding shut highway down for hours near Lakewood
According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, the westbound lanes were blocked on I-90 at McKinley Avenue but have since reopened.
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The left two lanes were blocked on I-90 East at Warren Road/Bunds Road but have since reopened.
Video taken from ODOT cameras shows cars backed up in the westbound lanes and vehicles driving through ponding spots in the eastbound lanes.
Major road work starting soon on I-90 in Rocky River, Lakewood, Cleveland
Lakewood Firefighters Local 382 took to social media on Monday, warning drivers about the closures.
'Find an alternative route,' the post said on Facebook. 'Turn around don't drown!'
According to the FOX 8 weather team, scattered thunderstorms and rains would be moving through the region this evening. Some of the downpours led to ponding on the roads and flooding. Keep up with weather conditions here.
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