Flood Warning, Road Closures In Parsippany

*Updated at 3:50 p.m.

PARSIPPANY, NJ — Heavy overnight rains have caused road closures in Parsippany Monday morning, authorities said.

The Morris County Office of Emergency Management said that the National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Morris County. A flood watch is in effect through Monday afternoon.

The following roads have been affected:

• Route 46 West has one lane open between the Edwards Road off-ramp and Longhorn Steak House/Shoprite.
• Route 46 West/Vail Road intersection has been reopened but reduced to one lane.
• The bridge on Vail Road going into Montville is now closed due to flooding.
• The Route 80 West off ramp onto Route 46 West (Exit 47) is closed.
• Due to a retaining wall being compromised on Upper Rainbow Trail, there is a road closure in the area of #77.

"Please plan ahead if you are heading out today," Parsippany police said.

Rain Totals

As of around 5 a.m., many areas in Morris County have already received between 2 to 4 inches of rain overnight.

Take a look at the rain totals from the NWS.

• Boonton: 4.29 inches
• East Hanover: 2.16 inches
• Denville: 3.95 inches
• Califon: 3.43 inches
• Morristown: 2.26 inches
• Morris Plains: 3.88 inches
• Chatham: 4.14 inches
• Mendham: 3.05 inches
• Parsippany: 4.09 inches
• Madison: 3.74 inches

And more rain is expected to fall Monday morning.

A flood watch has been issued for the area through 6 p.m. on Dec. 19 as rain continues to fall.