North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper Tuesday declared a state of emergency in southeastern counties as more than 50 roads along with many schools and businesses were still closed after a no-name storm hit the coast,

The driver, Richard Walton Robinson, was in a blue Subaru Crosstrek SUV when he drove around sheriff’s office vehicles and into high water.

Families along the North Carolina Coast are dealing with flooding and damage from a potential tropical cyclone.

As a result of the storm, many roads around these towns, particularly in Brunswick County, have been partially or entirely closed. Here's a full list of road closures we have compiled. You can search by a particular area or by street name.

One of the hardest hit areas was Brunswick County, North Carolina, where dozens of roads are still flooded and many have collapsed. County officials have warned residents to avoid flooded areas and not to drive around barricades.

Flooding and ocean overwash was seen Monday from the Outer Banks into Wilmington areas like Carolina Beach and south throughout Brunswick County.

Hundreds of drivers were stranded along the North Carolina coast after roads flooded or were damaged amid Monday’s heavy rainfall. Sister-station WECT reported that many of the drivers were stuck on Highway 17 in Brunswick County.