Manayunk residents worried about possible flooding due to major rainstorm
Businesses in Philadelphia's Manayunk section are preparing for potential flooding.
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Businesses in Philadelphia's Manayunk section are preparing for potential flooding.
Buffe Savant, whose home flooded during Hurricane Ida, is among the Delaware County residents and officials preparing for possible flooding again this week.
Emergency officials in Montgomery County said they have extra staff ready to save lives in case of flooding
The Rancocas Creek in New Jersey and Neshaminy Creek in Pennsylvania could reach flood stages Wednesday after a storm heading our way.
Many Collingdale, Pennsylvania, residents have recently moved back into their homes after flooding in December, and they're watching the forecast closely ahead of another storm this week.
Tree and basement experts in South Jersey and the Philadelphia region are encouraging homeowners to prepare their homes ahead of heavy wind and rain expected to hit the area Tuesday.
Residents in Eastwick are preparing for Tuesday's rainstorm, which could cause flooding in the neighborhood.
Some homeowners said while they're worried about these upcoming storms, they feel there's not much they can do to prepare.
With the potential for heavy rain impacting the Philadelphia region the first weekend of January and the following week, some low-lying areas in South Jersey, particularly in Burlington County, could see flooding. Brandon Goldner reports.
A small neighborhood in Delaware County is gradually returning to normal two weeks after a storm caused major flooding. Madeleine Wright reports how the community is springing into action to help.
Police closed parts of Kelly Drive Thursday because the Schuylkill River flooded. Drivers said detours slowed their commutes and travels.
A section of Kelly Drive between Ferry Road and Midvale Avenue is now open after being closed Thursday because of flooding.
A section of Kelly Drive between Ferry Road and Midvale Avenue is closed Thursday morning as water levels on the Schuylkill River continue to rise.
Another round of rain is causing waterways to swell and flood roads Thursday morning in Whiteland Township and Bethlehem Township. Multiple roads are closed, and drivers are asked to not drive around any barricades.
Flooding from Sunday night's storms caused Kelly Drive to close. Joe Holden has the latest on the city's efforts to reopen the roadway.
The Sunday night storm flooded waterways around the Philadelphia region, disrupting traffic and even sparking some evacuations around the Philadelphia region.
Residents say they were woken up by pounding on their doors and flashing lights. Some even had to scoop up their pets and head out on a boat.
Duck Inn Tap Room in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, was open Monday despite rising waters from the Perkiomen Creek filling its basement and outdoor seating area. A nearby basement waterproofing business received dozens of calls from homeowners dealing with flood damage.
Kelly Drive shut down in both directions Monday after heavy rainfall.
Kelly Drive was shut down in both directions Monday afternoon from the Falls Bridge to West Hunting Park Avenue because of flooding.
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Earlier this year, severe storms in Bucks County left multiple people dead due to flash flooding.
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