MassDOT has an early afternoon update on state roadway flooding impacts, including several roads added to the closure and restricted travel list in southeast Massachusetts. The latest information is below:
Middleboro - Route 28 near the Log Cabin Restaurant - road flooded cars getting by
Middleboro - Route 105 SB one lane closed under Route I-495 overpass, road flooded
Lakeville - Route 18 along Assawampset Pond (between Highland Road and main St intersections) - road flooded cars getting by
Holbrook - Route 37 between Quincy St and South St - road flooded and detoured
Raynham - Route 138 near Great American Pub (North of Route I-495) - road flooded cars getting through
Wrentham - Route 1 Northbound north of Thurston Street has embankment water rushing down to roadway - the area is clear at this time with all basins open
Taunton - Route 44 road flooding near Taunton River - Route 44 detoured at Long Meadow Rd Eastbound in Taunton and South Street in Raynham westbound
Dighton - Route 138 at Muddy Cove - detour Hart St to Elm St to Main St back to Route 138 - road flooded and detoured
Somerset - Route 138 at Buffington St - police detouring around the flooded road
Freetown - Route 24 Northbound & Southbound High Speed lanes flooded and closed
Fall River - Route 24 Southbound closed at Exit 5 (President Ave)
Westport - Route 6 Eastbound & Westbound at Bread and Cheese Brook flooded over road - detour being implemented around this area
Uxbridge - Rte 146A Southbound at Mill St. water over the road
Wayland - Rte 20 Westbound at Rte 27- Right turning lane closed only
Holliston - Rte 16, 1 Mile east of Milford town line, closed
NOW OPENED - Canton - Ramp 138 Southbound to 93 Southbound
Route 119 Littleton remains closed due to a failed culvert. MassDOT crews and contractors are working around the clock and coordinating with local emergency personnel to rebuild the culvert, seen above.
Concord Turnpike in Concord closed at the junctions of Routes 2 and 2ASwansea - Route 195 Eastbound at exit 3 closed



Not quite DOT's problem, but where can I find out about river and lake conditions? There is one of each within a half mile of home, plus a smaller pond that's probably merged with the lake by now, but none close enough to simply look for myself.
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One place to try: US Geological Survey
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis
Posted by: Kevin | April 01, 2010 at 12:23 AM
Hey MassDOT, this a great service, keep it up! Please add a time stamp to your posts though so we can see how old the info is, thanks.
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Thanks, no automatic time stamp but we are always noting general time of day in headline and also add all roads to every list. So please check the newest post for the best information.
Posted by: Just Me | March 30, 2010 at 06:12 PM
Any updates on Walpole? I heard 1A might be flooded.
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Our district office says: Route 27, points west of 1A, Town closing it at Route 1 to avoid congestion.
Posted by: CJ | March 30, 2010 at 03:55 PM
Its just a little drizzle. come on people.
Posted by: remy | March 30, 2010 at 02:31 PM