Heavy Rain Throughout Massachusetts Causes Flooding Issues

BOSTON (CBS) – Several inches of rain fell throughout Massachusetts on Wednesday, causing flooding issues in cities and towns.

Among the roads flooded was Route 9 in Framingham, which is impacted at Route 126.

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In that area, a car could be seen surrounded by water that rose above the vehicle's tires.

A car surrounded by flood waters on Route 9 in Framingham. (Image Credit: Alastair McLean)

Police urged drivers to seek an alternate route during the flooding. The road was reopened just after 1 p.m.

Flood waters also rose in Newton on Interstate 95 South. Drivers were forced to splash through several inches of standing water.

Flooding on Interstate 95 South in Newton. (Image Credit: Jonna Mojica)

Wednesday's flooding issues were not limited to the roads.

The inbound tracks at the Natick Commuter rail were covered by water, a recurring issue during storms.

Passengers were forced to move to the outbound platform to board, though trains remained on schedule.

Rain remains in the forecast for the next several days.

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