
Overnight I-4 ramp closures scheduled for Sand Lake and Apopka-Vineland roads
By Marcus Chen
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The Sanford Fire Department is closely monitoring Lake Monroe as rising water levels threaten to flood portions of Seminole Boulevard. Fire officials project the lake will crest at 6.20 feet on Wednesday, Nov. 11.Related-- These Florida counties are now under a state of emergency for floodsAccording to a statement from the fire department, recent rainfall increased the overall risk of flooding in the Sanford area. Water levels in Lake Monroe measured 4.8 feet on Monday, then rose to 5.22 feet.Sanford Fire officials are assessing road conditions and will alert residents to flooded areas drivers should avoid.Related-- Flood Watch issued for most of Central FloridaSanford Fire Chief McNeil emphasized safety measures for local residents while department staff monitor the rising water. βThe safety of our residents remains our top priority,β McNeil said. Lake Monroe is expected to crest Wednesday, Nov. 11. Sanford Fire will monitor conditions and update the public as needed.McNeil continue