Five people were killed and three are still missing after flash flooding hit a region of West Virginia over the weekend.

What started as a sudden and severe round of flooding in Washington County has now turned into a major cleanup effort, especially in South Strabane Township.

A confirmed tornado touched down about 20 miles north of Roundup in Musselshell County during a wild weekend of severe weather across Montana.

According to the Camden County Sheriff's Office, the downpour caused widespread flooding, particularly near South Mills and Old Trap, where culvert ditches overflowed and spilled onto major routes. Sheriff Kevin Jones said deputies discovered multiple affected roadways and are monitoring the situation closely.

Part of MN 109 west of Alden in Freeborn County was closed in both directions on Monday due to flooding from heavy rain.

Months after flooding hit a River Road business hard, it has reopened its doors. River Road BBQ announced it reopened Monday after being closed since April due to flooding damage and cleanup.

While others were battling puddles, one coastal campground stayed high and dry thanks to a smart solution hiding in plain sight.

Kent County Council says drains on minor roads are cleaned once every one to three years depending on risk factors including whether the areas are a known flooding zone. Drains on high speed roads are then checked once annually between April and September.

Wildwood Park, Elm Street Park, Greensprings Park, River Park North, And Town Common, all experienced some sort of closure because of the rising waters of Tar River and Green Mill Run. One of the parks with the most flooding was Elm Street. Green Mill Run, runs through that park and created an overflow.