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 July 12, 2017
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 Heavy rainfall overnight and into this morning has caused flooding
concerns for Lake County. The Lake County Stormwater Management Commission has
changed our flood status to red, meaning major flooding is occurring in
Lake County this morning.
Reports indicate that over the last 24 hours, Lake County has
received in the range of 1.1 to 6.5 inches of rain. Lake County officials
are working together to assist local communities in response to flooding. We
are currently monitoring weather forecasts because the threat of more severe
weather and continued heavy rains will continue throughout the day. Many water
storage areas are full, or over-capacity, and additional rain will continue to
cause problems.
The Fox River and Des Plaines River are projected to be at upper
moderate flood levels based on current rainfall. We will continue to monitor
throughout the day as we anticipate additional rainfall here in Lake
County.
Many roadways are impacted with water on the pavement, leading to
road closures. This is making travel difficult through many areas of the
county. For updated road conditions, please visit Lake County PASSAGE at www.lakecountypassage.com. It is
dangerous to drive through water. Motorists should remember to “Turn Around,
Don’t Drown”.
Watch for updates on Lake County's Facebook page.
We will be posting information as the situation develops.
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Check Local Road Conditions and Traffic with Lake County PASSAGE
View a map of road conditions and events, including crashes,
stalls, debris, and other roadway incidents, and see camera images of major
intersections at www.lakecountypassage.com. iPhone
and Android users can also download the PASSAGE apps. PASSAGE:
847-377-7000.
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