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The waters have receeded, but interest in Thursday's flooding remains high. Laura Tucker shares this photo gallery of flooding around Salem -- which also includes a video.

You can view her photos in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* All streets in Salem now open
* Video of rising floodwaters in Salem
* Two videos (and more photos) of flooding in Salem
* Curtis Howell shares flood photos from Salem
* Mike Stevens shares photos of flooding on Mill Lane
* The Krzyskos share photos of flooding around Salem
* Sump pumps are big sellers in Salem today
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Mike Stevens from the City of Salem sends the following news:

Crews from the Streets and Maintenance Department came in at 3am this morning and were able to get all of the debris and mud cleared along Mill Lane and Riverside Dr.

As a result, all streets in Salem are now clear and open, including the Mill Lane Bridge.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Video of rising floodwaters in Salem
* Two videos (and more photos) of flooding in Salem
* Curtis Howell shares flood photos from Salem
* Mike Stevens shares photos of flooding on Mill Lane
* The Krzyskos share photos of flooding around Salem
* Sump pumps are big sellers in Salem today
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

We have video of the flooding in Salem today. This comes from Jeanna Duerscherl of The Roanoke Times.

Earlier, we posted two videos from Miranda Adkins, our community journalist for Salem. The link to those videos is below.

For news on flooding around the region, see the breaking news blog from the newsroom of The Roanoke Times.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Two videos (and more photos) of flooding in Salem
* Curtis Howell shares flood photos from Salem
* Mike Stevens shares photos of flooding on Mill Lane
* The Krzyskos share photos of flooding around Salem
* Sump pumps are big sellers in Salem today
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Here are more photos from around Salem showing the soggy mess that the remnants of Ida have created on Mill Lane and Riverside Drive. (You can view them in the slideshow above or in this gallery format; the videos are in the middle of the set.)

There's now a pond beside the playground at Longwood Park, although it's probably not good to swim in (maybe a new duck pond?) and there are also photos from under the bridge near the Hanging Rock Battlefield trail.

How have the Ida leftovers treated you? Feel free to share by sending your photos to news@sosalem.com!

For news on flooding around the region, see the breaking news blog from the newsroom of The Roanoke Times.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Curtis Howell shares flood photos from Salem
* Mike Stevens shares photos of flooding on Mill Lane
* The Krzyskos share photos of flooding around Salem
* Sump pumps are big sellers in Salem today
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Do you have weather news or photos from around Salem today? You can share at news@sosalem.com.

We'll be posting more updates as we get them. For news on flooding around the region, see the breaking news blog from the newsroom of The Roanoke Times.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Mike Stevens shares photos of flooding on Mill Lane
* The Krzyskos share photos of flooding around Salem
* Sump pumps are big sellers in Salem today
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

The impact of almost 48-hours of nearly constant rains has raised a spike in "home improvement" efforts, specifically involving wet basements and leaky roofs.

"Normal customers are rained out, but the basement-flooded people are coming in," said Eddie Hopkins, manager of Northwest True Value Hardware on West Main Street in Salem.

We have more details here.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Colorado Street Bridge is open
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Fire and Rescue personnel were just able to free up the debris and avoid closing the Colorado St. Bridge.

I thank you for your patience and understanding.

As of this time – the BRIDGE IS OPEN – in both directions.

Submitted by Mike Stevens, City of Salem

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Riverside Trailer Park residents being evacuated
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Residents at Riverside Trailer Park are being evacuated, according to Salem City spokesman Mike Stevens.

We have more details here.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Salem schools will close two hours early
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

Salem schools will close two hours early today because of the weather.

We have more details here.

We have more news on flooding around the region from the newsroom of The Roanoke Times.

Do you have weather news or photos to share? Let us know at news@sosalem.com.

OTHER FLOODING UPDATES:
* Flood warning in effect for Salem and Roanoke County

The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for Salem and Roanoke County -- along with eastern Montgomery County, northwestern Bedford County Craig County, Buena Vista, Botetout County, Lexington, Covington, southern Bath County, Rockbridge County and Alleghany County.

Flooding is expected in Montgomery and Roanoke counties and in Salem along the South Fork and Upper Roanoke River and its tributaries.

The newsroom of The Roanoke Times has more on this developing story.

What flooding or high water are you seeing around Salem? Let us know. You can leave a comment below or email us at news@sosalem.com. If you have photos, please share those, too.