Sevier County officials on Sunday released an updated list of county areas under evacuation orders. While some residents have been cleared to return to their homes, others areas are still closed.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is taking steps to accommodate floodwater as storms continue moving through East Tennessee.

An evacuation order has been issued for the Deerfield Mobile Park and the lower side of Bingham Island subdivision in Sevier County, according to the Sevier County Emergency Management Agency. According to the EMA,

East Tennessee faces flood threats with evacuations in progress as the National Weather Service extends flood warnings.

However, residents in the area say road conditions like flooding aren’t that surprising. “No, when it rains three or four days, this is the norm. It rises pretty quick. You got to be ready for it,” said Sevier county resident and “The Company” LLC’s Nate Raney.

Critically low water levels in Sevier County have led to calls for people to conserve water. The Sevier County Water Department is asking people in the following areas “to conserve water and use it only in the event of necessity due to critically low levels:” “Potable (drinking) water levels are