Following heavy rainfall, wind and a possible tornado near Woden that the National Weather Service in Shreveport was tracking Thursday night, several county roads and local schools have closed today.

Classes at Chireno and Woden ISD have been canceled and FM 226, south of CR 552, CR 228, CR 256, CR 271, CR 274, CR 302, CR 411, CR 525 and CR 560 are closed.

Chireno Superintendent Roger Dees said this morning there were several roads still washed out, fallen trees in the road and standing water that was too much for buses to get to that contributed to the decision to cancel school for the day. He said the school is currently without water, and if they do not get it by noon, they will have to cancel their fall carnival that was scheduled for tonight.

There are also several roads that have high water that should be driven on with caution, including CR 179, CR 425, CR 292, CR 228, CR 392, CR 289, CR 280, CR 814, CR 182, CR 831, CR 817, CR 420, CR 765, CR 220, CR 555, CR 338, CR 442, CR 460, CR 421, CR 538.

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Nacogdoches County is also reporting stuck vehicles on CR 302 and CR 411 and washed out roads or roads with pot holes at CR 256 and CR 384. FM 226 (Kingtown) – high water between FM 2259 and S.H. 103

Shelby County: FM 2913 – CLOSED! Roadway is flooded and part of it has washed out. S.H. 87 at Tenaha Creek – CLOSED due to flooding. S.H. 7 East at Flat Fork Creek - flooding on both sides of the bridge with both lanes and the shoulders under water and it is continuing to rise FM 138 at Huana Creek - is impassable due to flooding FM 699 at Flat Fork Creek – is impassable due to flooding and water still rising FM 414 at Prairie Creek - is now open

Angelina County: FM 2497 - high water makes the road impassable. FM 1818 at Bear Creek - high water but the road is passable. FM 1270 - high water but the road is passable.