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A flood warning remains in effect through Tuesday morning for St. Clair County as ice accumulation continues to flood homes and businesses along on the St. Clair River. The St. Clair County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management said water levels rose as much as 6 inches in St. Clair, and 3 inches in Port Huron and Fort Gratiot in the past 24 hours. The emergency management office said the rising water levels appears to be caused by an increase in restrictions or ice bridges that began Saturday afternoon and are causing jams that restrict water flow. It s the ice that s still forming, said Mark White, deputy director for the emergency management office. All the water can t get past a certain point between Marine City and Port Lambton on the Canadian side.

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