Slideshow: St. Lawrence County recovering from Hurricane Debby

Broad Street, Potsdam - storm drains spewing water onto road.

The Lindsey family makes the most of the new pond in their yard in Potsdam.

The bridge is washed out on Finnegan Road in Lawrence just off of U.S. Highway 11. Photo submitted by Aleida Giles.

Flooding damage in a Norwood yard. Photo submitted by Deana Moreno.

Flooding took place on State Route 420 in Norfolk near the home of photographer John Barron. He said the area has been an issue for years, and this storm finally caused a flood at his home.

Flooding damage in a Norwood yard. Photo submitted by Deana Moreno.

Flooding took place on State Route 420 in Norfolk near the home of photographer John Barron. He said the area has been an issue for years, and this storm finally caused a flood at his home.

Damage from Hurricane Debby damage the Campbell Road in Hermon badly. Photo submitted by Linda Potter.

This photo shows the aftermath of Hurricane Debby, leaving this road in Russell impassable. Photo submitted by Tara Reynolds.

This driveway that was taken out by Debby in South Russell. Photo submitted.

This portion of the Dana Hill Road in Russell wash washed out due to the storm. Photo submitted.

Roads were covered in water following downpours in St. Lawrence County and across the state. Mimi VanDeusen snapped this photo early on during the storm of water coming across the corner of the CR 59 (Back Hannawa Road) and South Canton Road Friday evening.

Chunks of road are missing from Pleasant Valley Road in Potsdam. Photo submitted by Randy Page.

The bridge is washed out on Finnegan Road in Lawrence just off of U.S. Highway 11. Photo submitted by Aleida Giles.

Flooding on County Route 27 just past the Little River Bridge had the driver of this red truck considering their options. Photo submitted by Greg Locke.