(Updated 10 p.m.) Roads Still Closed in Carroll County, Flash Flood Watch in Effect

Updated 10 p.m. 

The Carroll County road closings list has been updated with only six roads that will remain closed to traffic going into the morning commute. 

The following roads were closed as of 7:15 p.m. Thursday: 

• Kern Road between 4808 and 4927
• Unger Road between Basehores Mill to Mayberry
• Basehores Mill between Unger and Sells Mill
• Johnsville Road at Frederick County line
• Mumma Ford Road at bridge
• Keysville Road South closed, in detour

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Updated 4 p.m. 

Some roads closed for downed trees and area flooding in Carroll County have opened. More than 35 roads were closed as of 12:30 p.m.; currently 17 roads are closed to traffic. 

The following roads are closed as of 2:50 p.m. in Carroll County: 

• Kern Road between 4808 and 4927
• Unger Road between Basehores Mill to Mayberry
• Arters Mills Road at bridge
• Flickinger Road at bridge
• Mayberry Road between Stone and Unger
• Basehores Mill between Unger and Sells Mill
• Gross Mill Road between 4700 and 4701
• Baumgardner Road between Bull Frog and Keysville
• Keysville at Frederick County line
• Emory Road North between 3360 and 3501 
• Johnsville Road at Frederick County line
• Roop Road between Bull Frog and Keysville
• Mumma Ford Road at bridge
• Keysville Road South closed, in detour
• Sams Creek Road between Bloom and Sequoia (trees and wires in road). 
• Poole Road in Gamber between 943 and 1020 (trees and wires in road). 
• Greenmount Church Road near Fairmount between 4010 and 4200 (road collapsed). 

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Updated 12:51 p.m.

The county has closed more than 35 roads this morning as rain overnight caused more flooding in Carroll County. 

The following roads are closed as of 12:30 p.m. in Carroll County: 

• Kern Road between 4808 and 4927
• Hollingsworth Road between Glen Falls and 3210
• Hoffman Mill Road between Paper Mill and 3210 
• Unger Road Basehores Mill to Mayberry 
• Arters Mill Road at the bridge
• Carrollton Road between 2810 and 2900
• Bear Run Road at the bridge
• Flickinger Road at the bridge
• Warehime Road between 3301 and 3318
• Mayberry Road at small bridge
• Mayberry Road between Stone and Unger
• Basehores Mill between Unger and Sells Mill
• Lawndale Road between 3320 and Prestwick
• Silver Run Valley at bridge
• Babylon Road at Kump Station
• Gross Mill Road between 4700 and 4701 
• Baum Gardner Road between Bullfrog and Keysville
• Keysville at Frederick County line
• Keysville Bruceville 194 to Keysville Road
• Stony Lane from Traceys Mill to Wentz (road washed out) 
• Hoods Mill Road at Route 97 
• Emory Road North between 3360 and 3501 
• Pleasant Valley Road between Pinch Valley and 457 (tree down) 
• Grave Run Road between 4751 and 4761 (tree down) 
• Johnsville Road at Frederick County line
• McKinstrys Mill Road at Route 75 
• Crouse Mill Road at Sharrett Road
• Millerstation Road at Baltimore County line (washed out) 
• Fringer Road at bridge
• Teeter Road at bridge
• Baptist Road at bridge
• Starners Dam Road at bridge 
• Piney Creek Road at bridge
• Mumma Ford Road at bridge
• Keysville Road South in detour 

The National Weather Service has downgraded the storm warning to a flood watch through this evening. 

Carroll County Public Schools were delayed two hours this morning and there have been no reports of bus issues due to flooding. 

The following schools have canceled their Volunteer Training for this evening:

• New Windsor Middle School
• North Carroll Middle School
• Northwest Middle School
• East Middle School
• West Middle School
• Shiloh Middle School

If you have any pictures or videos of the storm, send them to Valerie.Bonk@patch.com. 

Stay tuned to Patch for updates throughout the day. 

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Original Article 2:15 a.m.

Carroll County continues to see rain and thunderstorms from Tropical Depression Lee as a flash flood warning remains in effect through 2:30 a.m. Thursday, issued by The National Weather Service.

Overnight, more than 2 inches of additional rainfall is possible according to NOAA, with rain in the forecast through Monday afternoon. 

Several roads were closed Wednesday as a result of the storm, with all but two reopened. Portions of Kern Road and Unger Road were both still closed as of 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. 

Warfield Park in Sykesville was closed Wednesday until further notice due to rising water levels at Piney Run Park, according to The Town of Sykesville. Barricades will be placed at the entrance to the path of the park to prevent pedestrian travel. 

Main Street Sykesville dodged flooding Wednesday, while other local areas weren't so lucky. Main Street in Ellicott City was flooded Wednesday afternoon, causing the area to be shut down and evacuated. 

Howard County Public Schools canceled all evening activities Wednesday evening, while the Carroll County Public School System activities went on as scheduled. McDaniel, on the other hand, canceled all evening graduate classes. 

"There's no flooding on Main Street Sykesville so far," said Sykesville Police administrator Debbie Spittel Wednesday afternoon. "The Carroll County Emergency Management Director says the water level is high at Piney Run, but nothing catastrophic." 

Local Sykesville Main Street businesses were wet from the rain but thankful flooding hasn't hit the area. 

"We are here and all is wet but not flooding thankfully," said Jim Robinson, co-founder of Kneebouncers, whose offices are located on Main Street Sykesville. 

"The Sykesville maintainence guys have done a good job making sure the drains are clear at the low corners so we have not had any flooding today," said Debbie Scheller owner of A Likely Story Bookstore on Main Street Sykesville.