Flooding over the bridge and low area of State Route 42 near State Route 603.

Flooded field and creek on State Route 42 near State Route 603.

Flooding over the bridge and low area of State Route 42 near State Route 603.

Flooding over the bridge and low area of State Route 42 near State Route 603.

Flooding along State Route 42. Flooding has closed area roads for over 3 days.

Flooding closes State Route 603 under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding near State Route 603.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding closes State Route 603 and nearby back roads under the US 30 overpass.

Flooding near State Route 603.

We took a few backroads trying to get back to State Route 603. Well...we found it.

We took a few backroads trying to get back to State Route 603. Well...we found it.

If you would've been able to turn right at that stop sign, there a little store, but we're sure it's under water now.

Amazing! We did find State Route 603 though...kinda.

Lot's of peole were out driving around taking pictures. Would've been neat to see via boat if it wasn't so dang cold out.

We have friends that were effected by this flood. Unfortunately, their business didn't carry flood insurance. I'm sure a lot of people are in the same situation. I know it's not something that I would've thought of.

Flooding off of State Route 603 in Ashland, Ohio

Flooding off of State Route 603 in Ashland, Ohio

Another picture of the flooding along 603.

Looking South on State Route 603 through the flooded area of trees.

In the distance you can see Charles Mill Lake and flooded fields.

Charles Mill Lake overflowed into nearby trees and across another section of State Route 603.

Charles Mill Lake overflowed into nearby trees and across another section of State Route 603.

Charles Mill Lake overflowed into nearby trees and across another section of State Route 603.

Standing on State Route 603 looking South at the water covering the road.

Standing on State Route 603 looking South at the water covering the road.

Standing on State Route 603 looking South at the water covering the road.

Standing on State Route 603 looking South at the water covering the road.

Standing on SR 603 into the nearby flooded woods.

Jay has been watching that water line for the past 10 minutes while I'm taking photo's. He's trying to figure out if it's rising or falling. Isn't that kinda like "a watched pot never boils"?

More flooding along SR 603 near Charles Mill Lake.

Believe it or not, there's a baseball field under that water.

Believe it or not, there's a baseball field under that water.

This is on SR 603 again in Mifflin, Ohio. US 30 is about 1/4 of a mile from here. The owner of this property has 2 hoses and a pump running trying to bail water out of the house. Not much you can do about those sheds though.

State Route 430 and State Route 603 intersection. I got a speeding ticket right here when I was 16 years old.

Another picture of SR 430 and SR 603

See the sign out there for Charles Mill Lake Park? My inlaws have a trailer they keep there all year long. We wanted to check it out, but obviously can't get there.

Another photo at SR 430 and SR603.

Another photo at SR 430 and SR603.

Good thing we have a digital camera and can take a lot of pictures!

Looking off into the woods at SR 430 and SR 603

This was taken from the parking lot of a restaurant called "The Cabin". It's located off of SR 603 near Charles Mill Lake Dam. It's supoose to be a field.

Another shot from "The Cabin" parking lot. The steady stream coming from the trees was pretty wild. It just kept rushing into the field through that path in the trees. That defined path is actually a road though.

Another shot from the parking lot.

Another picture from the restaurant. SR 603 is closed about a block away. Imagine that!

Another picture from the parking lot.

We took several more backroads until we finally came out on the other side of the dam on SR 603. I thought it'd be flooded down there too, however, they had closed off the dam for awhile and we got lucky and could get to the dam!

This is a photo of Charles Mill Lake as we're walking across the top of the dam.

This is a photo of Charles Mill Lake as we're walking across the top of the dam.

This is a photo of Charles Mill Lake as we're walking across the top of the dam.

This is a photo of Charles Mill Lake as we're walking across the top of the dam.

The river below Charles Mill Lake Dam. Good fishing in the spring and summer.

This is a photo of Charles Mill Lake as we're walking across the top of the dam.

A not so good photo of trying to look over the edge.

Looking over the edge into the water. Checkout the big stump and debris twirling around down there.

Not so good shot of the gauge on the side of the wall. It measured us at 28 foot currently.

Rushing water coming from the dam.

Rushing water coming from the dam.

Rushing water coming from the dam.

River below the dam.

River below the dam.

River below the dam.