Pittsburgh Weather: Airport Records A Month's Worth Of Rain In 2 Days
Pittsburgh saw a lot of rain in the past two days -- about a month's worth to be percise.
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Pittsburgh saw a lot of rain in the past two days -- about a month's worth to be percise.
Oakdale was hit hard by the remnants of Ida as Robinson Run Creek spilled out of its banks.
In anticipation of the impact of Ida on Pennsylvania, Gov. Tom Wolf signed an emergency weather declaration Tuesday night.
Flooded roadways created quite a few problems for motorists and Westmoreland County as Ida dropped heavy rain across the county.
All eyes are along the Monongahela and the Youghiogheny rivers for the next 24 to 36 hours.
As August changed to September, the remnants of massive Hurricane Ida churned toward Southwestern Pennsylvania, bringing torrential downpours, dangerous flooding, landslides, mudslides and other damage.
First responders are going to be very busy if we get the rain totals expected.
West Virginia's governor declared a state of emergency in all 55 counties due to the threat of flash flooding from Hurricane Ida's remnants.
First responders are urging people to remember the phrase "turn around don't drown" as the Pittsburgh area braces for the remnants of Ida.
The remnants of Hurricane Ida are headed this way and are expected to dump massive amounts of rain in a short period of time, raising concerns about flash flooding.
With up to six inches of rain possible in this region as Hurricane Ida passes through, the risk of flood damage to homes will be greater than ever.
We will be seeing rain this evening and Tuesday, but the main event comes with the remnants of what was Hurricane Ida.
As a result of flooding, two roads in Clarion County are closed in both directions.
Pittsburgh Public Safety is urging drivers to use caution as heavy rains have flooded roads.
Church Run in Titusville flooded due to Saturday's rain, causing several roads to close.
A road in the Mercer County community of Transfer has been completely washed out due to a flooded creek.
Union Avenue in Bellevue is closed due to flooding for the second weekend in a row.
Early morning storms have once again caused major flooding in one neighborhood.
After Sunday's heavy rains once again left a road flooded, residents are calling for a solution.
Sunday afternoon's heavy storms brought flooding and power outages to several places in the area.
Union Avenue in Bellevue has reopened after heavy rains caused flooding on Sunday.
Crews are now in clean-up mode and searching for answers.
Homes that have dealt with major flooding in Bridgeville may no longer have that issue.
Numerous homes and roads in Pleasant Hills are flooded.
The Monongahela Fire Department is dealing with flooding issues.
