Jefferson Station cleared after water main break disrupts Philadelphia SEPTA hub Monday night

Part of SEPTA's Jefferson Station in Philadelphia was flooded Monday night. 

A SEPTA spokesperson said the water entered Section A at the Regional Rail station, which is located between 10th and 12th streets on Market Street in Center City. 

SEPTA said a street-level water main broke, flooding upper platforms and waiting areas.

By Tuesday morning, the water appeared to be cleaned up and there were no lingering impacts on train travel.

Monday night, SEPTA moved boardings and exits from Section A to other sections as crews worked to contain the flooding. Employees were assisting riders at the station. 

Water main breaks have been frequent across Philadelphia over the last two weeks after a winter storm and the freezing temperatures that followed.