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The American Red Cross has teamed up with the Salvation Army to provide help after devastating flash flooding throughout Central New York.

WIBX spoke to Shaun Brennan of New Hartford who was among those who had to be rescued by the Utica Police and Fire crews as his vehicle became nearly submerged by water as he traveled through Utica on the arterial.

The New York State Department of Transportation issued the following update Sunday morning as to various road closures in central New York:

The heavy rain is making parts of central New York look more like a river than a street. Parts of the Route 12 Arterial in Utica suffered massive flooding.

The recent rain in central New York has closed flooded roads and left rivers raging. The Delta Dam in the Mohawk River has minor flooding.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Flood Watch for much of Central New York due to heavy rain fall that will continue throughout the week.

The National Weather Service is predicting wet weather starting Friday, and these showers and thunderstorms could set a record for something you've probably never heard of.

Some harrowing scenes in this video - submerged vehicles and marble sized hail on the streets of Downtown and West Utica.

The intense flooding that rocked South Carolina over the weekend was nothing for one motorist.

The heavy downpours over the last few days have left much of central New York under water. The National Weather Service shared photos and video of major flooding throughout the area and are reminding motorists to NEVER try and drive through flooded streets. A flash flood watch remains in effect today for Broome, Cheung, Chenango, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Tioga and To

We're getting more looks at the scary flooding that caused chaos throughout Texas last week.

Texas continues to grapple with the vicious flooding that has crippled the state. To see just how bad it is will leave you speechless.