Even after Hurricane Milton left the state, some areas along the river have reached staggering flood levels.

Water from the Little Wekiva River is spilling into the Spring Oaks neighborhood after Hurricane Milton brought several inches of rain to Central Florida.

As Central Florida continues to deal with flood concerns, a cool and breezy weather pattern is providing some temporary relief. While the absence of rain is promising for those dealing with flood aftermaths, residents in affected areas are warned to remain prepared for further rises in water levels.

Crews in Seminole County are out clearing ditches and other drainage systems in preparation for more rainfall on the way.

Cleanup efforts around Little Wekiva River will begin in Altamonte Springs.

Seminole County leaders are warning people to expect more flooding to hit the area as high water recedes in some areas and moves into area rivers and streams.

Hurricane Ian brought “unprecedented historic flooding” to Seminole County, with continued flash flood warnings.

Little Wekiva River, the 18.2-mile stream in Seminole County, experienced record flood levels after Hurricane Ian hit Central Florida, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.