Stunning images: Stranded drivers rescued, roads turned into rivers as flash flooding hits Mass.

appears to be one of the town's hardest hit by the flooding right now. Yeah, Boston 25's April Baker is live in Brainree where we saw at least one person had to be rescued from the rising water. Yes, good morning guys. Good news is the rain is letting up and the waters have already started to recede since we last saw you in the in the last 30 minutes or so. So, take a look behind me. You can see still Granite Street is covered with substantial water right now. It is not safe to pass. It is still blocked off to traffic, but you can see those two cars that became stalled after trying to drive through the flood waters. You can see the water has receded. If you've been staying with us this morning, you can see there have been some changes in the water levels here. So, we have been following that, but we've also seen the situation unfold where people had to actually get out of the car. Um, and that silver van is the latest vehicle that got stuck and they managed to push open the door and get out. But one elderly man couldn't get out of the car and we've captured some dramatic video of first first responders rescuing him, pulling him out through the passenger side window and carrying him onto land. That sounds weird to say because it is a road, but it's now covered in water, but they carried him safely to the side. So now the town of Brainsree continues to ask residents to stay off the roads at this point to keep them open for DPW crews as well as first responders who need to respond to emergencies like this. And I spoke too soon. The rain seems like it's starting to get a little bit heavier right here right now in Brainree on Granite Street. So we'll keep you posted on the situation out here. But you don't want to become one of these people stalled on the roads. live in Brainree. I'm April Baker for your local station, Boston 25 News.