Seminole County Emergency Manager Alan Harris said Monday afternoon that historic flooding throughout the area is expected to continue for weeks.

St. Cloud officials said Monday afternoon while they’ve seen some flooding relief across some parts of the city in the wake of Hurricane Ian, they’re not out of the woods yet as far as rising water levels go.

More flooding is expected in Orange County as water levels crest over the coming days after Ian dumped rain across the area, according to Mayor Jerry Demings.

The dry streak continues across all of Central Florida for a third day with more of that coming our way this week.

Members of the Florida National Guard were rescuing people Saturday in Osceola County after high water levels trapped many in their homes.

Seminole County emergency officials provided an update Sunday to discuss the rising waters and future flood risks to the area’s lakefronts following Ian.