(January 14, 2007)—Freezing rain, sleet and slight accumulations of ice remain a possibility, but flooding evidently isn’t much of a threat anymore.

The National Weather Service Sunday cancelled a flash flood watch that included Hill, Freestone, Bell, McLennan, Falls, Limestone, Leon, Milam and Robertson Counties in Central Texas.

Soils are saturated in the watch area, the Weather Service said, but additional precipitation isn’t expected to create significant flooding issues.

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Heavy rain Saturday produced widespread flooding in parts of Central Texas.

In Bell and Williamson Counties, roads were closed and authorities appealed to residents to stay home because of the conditions.

Local Watch and Warning Summary

ICE STORM WARNING EFFECTIVE UNTIL 6 AM MONDAY FOR: Mills, Hamilton, Bosque, Lampasas and Coryell Counties.

FREEZING RAIN ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL 6 AM MONDAY FOR: Hill County

FREEZING RAIN ADVISORY EFFECTIVE UNTIL 6 PM MONDAY FOR: Bell, McLennan, Falls, Freestone, Limestone, Leon, Milam and Robertson Counties.

FLOOD WARNINGS: The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning effective until after midnight Monday morning for the Little River near Rockdale. The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning effective until after midnight Monday morning for the Navasota River above Groesbeck. The river crested Saturday night and is slowly receding. The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning from Sunday afternoon until further notice for the Navasota River near Easterly in Robertson County.

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