Several areas of Pittsburgh are closed off or are flooded after Tuesday’s afternoon storm hit.
The soft glowing light of the alarm clock says 3:42 a.m. The low hum of the air conditioner kicking on is followed by the soft hiss of air beginning to come through the vent in the corner.
A third dumpster was hauled away Friday, loaded with food and brew.
Mud is the word of the day in Oakdale. The flood waters have receded and left behind a huge mess.
Robinson Run was roiling and relentless in Oakdale Wednesday as two rounds of heavy rain and storms moved through.
While the strong storms have moved out of our area, their effects are still being felt.
A woman in Ross Township had a close call during the storm that rolled through the area Wednesday evening.
Lawrence County 911 says there are still problems with scattered power outages and localized street flooding in the county, but no reports of major injuries or fatalities.
From Bridgeville to Peters Township to Mount Lebanon and everywhere in between, the South Hills seemed like Mother Nature had it out for the region today.
Castle Shannon was just one of the places around the area, which suffered some significant flooding damage during today’s storms.
Residents in Bridgeville are cleaning up after Wednesday morning storms caused some significant flooding.
A flash flood warning is in effect for several counties.
Residents in parts of central Pennsylvania are cleaning up after severe thunderstorms swept through the region, causing flooding, damaging homes and forcing evacuations.
Wet weather will continue to linger around much of the area on Thursday.
Another round of wet weather is moving into the area.