Tropical Storm Elsa: Photos of Flooding in Mass., Conn.

Tropical Storm Elsa has brought heavy rain and flooding to areas across New England.

Police closed roads and warned residents to not attempt to drive through heavily flooded areas.

Here are some photos from the storm -- you can send your photos of the storm to isee@nbcboston.com:

Water splashing on the side of a building — A person walks on the flooded streets near Boston, Massachusetts, after downpour from Elsa

An exit sign sits in flood water — Flood waters rise in Boston as a result of the storm

A car makes a huge splash driving on the flooded streets

A person runs for shelter from the rain — People had to run to avoid being soaked by the rain as Elsa moved through Massachusetts

A man tries to avoid flood water by hanging onto his car door — A man clings to his vehicle's door to avoid stepping in the flooded street

A man runs down a bridge during Tropical Storm Elsa — A man runs down a ramp in the rain in the midst of Tropical Storm Elsa

Cars drive into a tunnel on Storrow Drive — Tropical Storm Elsa didn't keep people off Storrow Drive

A car drives through deep water on a flooded Kendall Street in Framingham — Flooding on Kendall Street in Framingham is making it difficult to drive.

Flooding on Garfield Ave in Norwood, Massachusetts, has reached up to the undercarriages or cars.

Cars stuck in flood waters in Darien Connecticut — Cars stuck in flood waters in Darien, Connecticut.

Water flooding over the seawall on the coast of Connecticut — Police in Norwalk, Connecticut, are urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Calf Pasture Beach and Veterans Park were closed.

Car driving in East Hartford during Tropical storm Elsa

Here’s a look from the other side of Kendall St in Framingham @NBC10Boston pic.twitter.com/54X6fQ9i22
— Perry Russom NBC10 Boston (@PerryNBCBoston) July 9, 2021

The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for much of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut for most of the morning, and in some cases into the afternoon. See severe weather alerts in your area here.