Highways still closed in five flooded Oklahoma counties

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Highways in parts of five Oklahoma counties are still closed because of high water from heavy rains last week, the state Department of Transportation reported.

Ottawa County

- Steve Owens Boulevard in Miami.

- State Highway 125 at the fairgrounds.

- U.S. 59/State Highway 10 at Coal Creek, 3 miles west of Miami.

Washington County

- State Highway 10 east and west of the U.S. 75 junction near Copan.

Mayes County

- State Highway 28 east of U.S. 69 near Adair.

Alfalfa and Major counties

- State Highway 8 between Aline in Alfalfa County and Cleo Springs in Major County.

Officials have re-opened State Highway 5B in Cotton County at the U.S. 70 junction and State Highway 10 in Nowata County east of U.S. 169 over Cedar Creek.

Rainfall totals
Significant rainfall totals from Mesonet sites for the seven-day period ended 6:30 p.m. Sunday:

Burneyville 12.99 inches

Pryor 10.11

Madill 8.08

Claremore 7.82

Hugo 6.07

Washington 5.91

Copan 5.65

Ringling 5.65

Walters 5.63

Pauls Valley 5.59

Grandfield 5.49

Miami 5.40

Bixby 5.32

Tipton 5.32

Antlers 5.30

Jay 5.26

Waurika 5.21

Ketchum 5.19

Metro area

Minco 4.30

OKC East 4.30

Norman 4.27

Kingfisher 3.82

Chandler 3.54

OKC West 3.43

Shawnee 3.05

Spencer 2.71

Guthrie 2.63

El Reno 2.62

OKC North 2.54