CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. -- Weeks of rain in the Triangle have taken a toll on Jordan Lake, with the state's Parks and Recreation Division losing thousands of dollars in revenue, according to Park Superintendent Shedrick Mole.

• According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the water level stands at 229 feet as of Monday morning.
• The water level usually stands around 216 feet this time of year.
• Park rangers hope to reopen some campgrounds later this month.

According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the water level stands at 229 feet as of Monday morning. The water level usually stands around 216 feet this time of year.

“I am totally shocked. I have never seen it this high before,” said Shirley Rodaway, who stopped by the park to take a look.

Flooding has forced all boat ramps and many campgrounds to close. Park rangers hope to reopen some campgrounds later this month.