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Live Now Miscelánea Noticias Flash flooding in Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Sharpsburg, Kittanning Pike and O'Hara - July 2, 2018. Video is from the scene on July 6, 2019.WARMINSTER, Pa. (WPVI) -- Saturday's storms also left their mark on Bucks and Delaware Counties.Sesame Place worker assaulted over mask policy: PoliceBoy being treated at CHOP for MIS-C after COVID-19 infectionMan seriously injured after stabbing in Center City: PoliceTrump escorted out of briefing room after shooting near White HousePetition seeks to give Lower Merion teachers option to work from homeCity bombarded with marriage license requests after stay-at-home order lifted Chicago looting devastates downtown, over 100 arrested Central Bucks School District going online-only due to lack of staffBig Ten presidents expected to meet Tuesday: ESPN sources1 dead, 4 rescued after Baltimore gas explosion levels homesNo sports this fall for Philadelphia public school students MOUNT JOY, Pa. (WPVI) -- Devastating floods made for a restless several hours in many areas Friday night. >> I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS. Moosic, PA » 67° Moosic, PA » ... Officials in Monroe County reported several roads were closed due to flooding including Dotters Corner Road near Route 534, parts of Route 611 in Tannersville.

Video is from the scene on July 6, 2019.

TAKE A LISTEN TO THE FRUSTRATING NIGHT THAT IT WAS. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS FRONT YOUR, THE WOMAN WHO LIVED HERE WAS HAVING A PARTY WHEN THE RAINS STARTED FALLING. (Tap the video player above to watch.) IF YOU GO ANYWHER, YOU WILL SEE PLENTY OF AREAS FOR ASPHALT HAS BEEN RIPPED UP AND THERE ARE DRAINAGE ISSUES. ©2020, Hearst Television Inc. on behalf of WTAE-TV.

YOU CAN GET AN IDEA OF HOW FAST THE WATERS WERE AND THE BARK IS STRIPPED OFF THE TREE RIGHT THERE. Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on purchases made through our links to retailer sites.

Overnight rains triggered flash flooding in parts of central and eastern Pennsylvania on Monday, closing down a heavily traveled interstate and sending water … Plum saw nearly 4.5 inches of rain since Sunday afternoon. SHE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF TRYING TO LEAVE AND ASKED THAT HAPPENED, THE CAR GOT PICKED UP AND SWEPT AWAY AND SHE LOST PART OF HER DRIVEWAY IN THE PROCESS. WARMINSTER, Pa. (WPVI) -- Saturday's storms also left their mark on Bucks and Delaware Counties. The National Weather Service says the area got nearly an inch more than the municipality with the next-highest amount. A woman walks through high water that closed Rt 230 at McKinley Drive in Rapho Township Friday August 31, 2018. >> PLUM BOROUGH HIT INCREDIBLY HARD. UPDATED 1:09 PM, Saturday, September 1: Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf provided an update on yesterday’s flash flooding and Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency’s (PEMA) ongoing efforts to develop damage assessments and address unmet needs in the impacted counties. WE’VE HAD AN OCCASIONAL FLOOD ONCE IN A WHILE, BUT NEVER WITH THIS INTENSITY FOR THIS AMOUNT OF FORCE.

Flash flooding closed roads and stranded motorists in high water in several parts of Pennsylvania on Friday, August 31, 2018.

Flooding from heavy rain closed several roads and promted water rescues in the area.

TAKE A LOOK BEHIND ME. THIS IS NEIGHBORS CREEK. Flooding followed heavy rain across parts of Allegheny and Westmoreland counties after storms moved through the region Saturday afternoon. Heavy rain and flooding hits Bucks County. >> THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS THEY GOT HIT ESPECIALLY HARD. plum, pa. — Plum saw nearly 4.5 inches of rain since Sunday afternoon. WE ARE ALONG HERE COUNTED BY RAIN LAST NIGHT. I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS. The National Weather Service says the area got nearly an inch more than the municipality with the next-highest amount.The downpours caused flooding and damage at homes and businesses, even moving a car and washing away part of a driveway at a woman's house. SOME REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY, SOME TONIGHT FROM PLUM. Heavy rain and flooding hits Bucks County. The National Weather Service says the area got nearly an inch more than the municipality with the next-highest amount.The downpours caused flooding and damage at homes and businesses, even moving a car and washing away part of a driveway at a woman's house.