Live near the St. Johns River? Where to find sandbags in Lake, Seminole and Volusia counties

A flood warning remains for people living along the St. Johns River, particularly in Lake, Seminole, and Volusia counties, as water from the historic flood in Brevard County continues to drain.

The St. Johns River is one of those rare waterways that flow north, so water heading downstream from Brevard County is going flowing into our northern counties and raising the river.

[WATCH: Flooding continues along the St. Johns River as cooler weather arrives]

To help residents prepare, sandbag stations are set up in the three counties and will be available until further notice.

In Lake County, the sandbag station is located at:

• Lake County Fire Rescue Station 10, 23023 State Road 40, Astor

This is a self-service sandbag station.

In Seminole County, there are two sandbag stations set up, and both are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• Boombah Sports Complex overflow lot, 3325 Cameron Avenue, Sanford
• Old Geneva Volunteer Fire Station, 217 2nd St., Geneva

In Volusia County, a self-service sandbag site is available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at:

• Volusia County Fire Rescue Station 36, 180 N. State Road 415, Osteen

Residents should expect the St. Johns River to continue rising into next week.