WAYNE COUNTY, Ind. (WRTV) Heavy flooding is causing dangerous conditions across Wayne and Henry counties Wednesday morning.See all weather alerts here.Wayne CountyWayne County has issued a Level 1 Travel Advisory from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., covering all Wayne County roads and streets in Richmond and Centerville. The advisory urges extreme caution but does not restrict travel.Wayne County EMA Deputy Director Jon Duke says there is significant flooding in Cambridge City and Hagerstown, with water rescues actively taking place.Duke notes that Cambridge City is particularly prone to flooding due to a canal running through the area. It is still actively raining. As of now, Duke does not believe there are any injuries. If you must drive, authorities recommend: Reducing your speed and increasing following distance Allowing extra time to reach your destination Avoiding sudden changes in speed Applying brakes and the accelerator slowly and gentlyFor travel advisory status in other Indiana counties, visit in.gov/dhs/traveladvisory.Due to the flooding, Northeastern Wayne School will be closed Wednesday, the school said on social media.Henry CountyParts of Henry County are also reported to be underwater.New Castle Schools closed due to the flooding conditions.According to social media reports, a section of Riley Road in New Castle has collapsed, exposing a deep well of water under the street.It is hard to tell the depth of water covering a roadway, Henry County EMA said.Both counties are urging drivers to follow the National Weather Service's Turn Around, Don't Drown rule.The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning from 6:50 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Other areas across Delaware and Randolph counties are also reporting flash flooding, with life-threatening conditions on roads, streams and underpasses.Check back with WRTV for updates.Delaware CountyDelaware County is also under a Level 1 Travel Advisory.Muncie Community Schools canceled the first days of classes due to the flooding. ...read more read less