PARIS (AP) — The Seine River overflowed its banks in Paris on Tuesday, prompting authorities to close several roads and cancel boat cruises. Paris City Hall closed roads along the shores of the Seine from the east of the capital to the area around the Eiffel Tower in the west as water levels rose at least 3.3 meters (nearly 11 feet) above the normal level. Forecasters said Tuesday that the water is expected to keep rising in the coming days. Railway company SNCF said that six Paris train stations alongside the Seine will close for several days starting Wednesday. Near some boats moored on the riverbanks, signs written in French, English and Spanish, read: "Due to the high-water level and floods our cruises are completely compromised.Read more on NewsOK.com