The melting snow piled along the roadside turned to slush as temperatures rose and more rain fell. What was left behind was a giant puddle that covered at least two lanes.
"I just got off work and I was going to get some gas and I was like, 'is it flooding over here like what's going on?'" Fairborn resident Sarah Ratliff told News Center 7's John Bedell.
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"I've never seen it quite like this," Beavercreek resident Greg Trout said.
Some people, thinking a water main had burst, called police.
The water mostly receded by about 2 p.m.
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