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Problem:ROANOKE, Va - The flash flood warning for Lynchburg is now lasting until 2 a.m. Saturday. 
  
 At 5:48 p.m., Lynchburg Emergency Management reported that water is holding within the shores of College Lake. 
  
 While the situation continues to remain stable, emergency officials will monitor the dam through the overnight hours and draining will commence Saturday morning. 
  
 As a result, the National Weather Services has extended the flash flood warning as a precaution. 
  
 Flash Flood Warning continues for Lynchburg VA until 2:00 AM EDT pic.twitter.com/ECfSUoI8Vt — NWS Blacksburg (@NWSBlacksburg) August 3, 2018 
  
 A flash flood warning now remains in effect until 6 p.m. for the city of Lynchburg. 
  
 CLICK HERE for a list of current road closures. 
  
 The potential for more heavy rain continues into the morning. A Flash Flood Watch for the potential for more heavy rain later today continues until 8 P.M. for the entire area. A flash flood watch means that conditions are favorable for flash flooding. Turn around don't drown. 
  
 PHOTOS: Severe flooding causes road closures, forces evacuations 
  
 **Update from the National Weather Service through emergency management on the College Lake Dam: 
  
 * AT 1002 AM EDT, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED THAT 4 TO 6 INCHES OF RAIN OVERNIGHT HAS CAUSED COLLEGE LAKE DAM TO REMAIN ABOVE ITS CAPACITY. ALTHOUGH WATER LEVELS HAVE DECREASED, THE THREAT FOR DAM FAILURE CONTINUES. EMERGENCY PERSONNEL WILL CHECK THE DAM FOR SIGNS OF STRUCTURAL FAILURE TODAY. THUS THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING MAY NEED TO BE EXTENDED AGAIN LATER TODAY. * SOME LOCATIONS THAT WILL EXPERIENCE FLOODING INCLUDE... LYNCHBURG.THIS INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STREAMS AND DRAINAGES...JAMES RIVER...BLACKWATER CREEK...AND IVY CREEK. 
  
 Copyright 2018 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved. ||||| 01:18 Tornado Watch, Severe Weather Outbreak in the South A severe weather outbreak packing damaging winds and tornadoes is happening Monday night over a swath of the South, continuing well into the overnight hours. 
  
 At a Glance A dam in Lynchburg, Virginia, overtopped Friday morning, sending water barreling across a local road. 
  
 Evacuations were ordered over fears that the dam could fail. 
  
 By midday, water levels had receded but more rain forecasted could result in more flooding. 
  
 If the dam were to completely fail, it would send enough water into the area to reach a depth of 17 feet in seven minutes. 
  
 More than 100 residences were evacuated in Lynchburg, Virginia, amid fears that a dam there could fail as water overtopped the dam and barreled across local roads. 
  
 The Lynchburg Department of Emergency Services started evacuating more than 100 residences in the Blackwater Creek Trail area in the southwest side of the city Thursday night as water spilled out of College Lake Dam, local news reported. 
  
 By early Friday afternoon, the National Weather Service said water levels had receded so the water was no longer overtopping the dam. They warned, however, that the potential remains for more heavy rains that could result in more flooding. 
  
 Should the dam completely fail, enough water levels in the affected part of the city could rise to 17 feet in just 7 minutes , said local media, citing emergency officials. 
  
 Earlier in the day, up to a foot and a half of water was seen flowing across Lakeside Drive and into Blackwater Creek after spilling out of the dam, NWS Blacksburg said. 
  
 The dam was above capacity after storms dropped more than 6 inches of rain in just 24 hours upstream from College Lake, weather.com senior meteorologist Jon Erdman said. 
  
 Lynchburg has seen an exceptional amount of rain so far in 2018. More than 12 inches of rain have fallen on the city since June 1st, bringing the annual year-to-date total to more than 37 inches. That's more than a foot above the average for this time of the year, making this the third wettest year-to-date at Lynchburg Regional Airport since 1945. 
  
 And it's not over. 
  
 "Unfortunately, one final round of rain, potentially locally heavy, is expected in the Piedmont area of Virginia Friday before drier weather moves in for the weekend," Erdman said. 
  
 College Lake Dam was built in the 1930s and is listed among "high hazard dams" in need of repair in Virginia. 
  
 In Campbell County, about 13 inches of water was spilling over the Timberlake Dam spillway and a motorist had to be rescued from a vehicle trapped in high water. |||||
Solution:
Some 124 homes in Lynchburg, Va., are under evacuation orders with intense flooding in the region. The College Lake Dam, whose complete failure could put the downstream city of 80,000 under 17 feet of water in seven minutes, exceeded its capacity Thursday after four to six inches of rain fell, per WSLS and the BBC. The News & Advance reports 12 to 18 inches of water were flowing out of the dam, over a road, and into a creek after three inches of rain fell in a single hour. The dam "is being closely monitored … for any signs of structural failure" as another inch or so of rain is expected Friday near Lynchburg, 50 miles east of Roanoke, according to the National Weather Service. "This remains a dangerous situation." Footage shows only roofs of cars visible on flooded roads. Those whose homes are considered at risk due to flooding have been moved to temporary shelters, per the News & Advance, which notes some 5,200 residents of Lynchburg and Timberlake were without power Friday morning. A flash flood watch remains in effect for much of central and western Virginia, while central Lynchburg is under a flash flood warning. Per Weather.com, the city is battling its third wettest year since 1945 in which more than 12 inches of rain have fallen since June 1. That brings its annual year-to-date total to more than 37 inches, or more than a foot above last year's total as of this date.