BLOUNT COUNTY, Ala. (WIAT) — Storms are continuing to produce waves of heavy rain Friday morning and caused flooding through some parts of Oneonta.

David Horton with Blount County EMA confirmed there remains standing water in some areas, but most of the main roadways are now passable in the area.

Horton provided numerous photos of flooding that can be seen below:

Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)
Flooding in Oneonta August 4, 2023 (Image courtesy Brandon Horton)