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The rising rivers and expected flooding have already shut down the Mon Wharf parking lot, now it has done the same to the 10th Street Bypass. And that's not the only place where flooding is causing concerns.
Rain continues as we roll into the afternoon hours across Western Pennsylvania.
Big rain totals are still possible from Wednesday through Friday morning, but data has backed off slightly from totals that would likely cause river flooding.
With the warmer temperatures comes some concerns due to all the ice and snow melting and rain showers expected on Wednesday and Thursday.
State authorities say low interest federal loans are being made available to some western Pennsylvania residents whose property was damaged during a storm last month.
The heavy rain and flash flooding Thursday evening hit parts of the area at one of the worst possible times.
Areas of Pennsylvania remain under a flash flood watch due to the remnants of the storm that devastated coastal areas over the weekend.
The ravages of Florence may be 470 miles away from Millvale but to the people who live and work there, Florence might as well be in Etna.
Cleanup continues following extensive flooding from last weekend's heavy and constant rains.
Residents in West Newton, Westmoreland County, are trying to piece together their belongings after the Yough River flooded many of their homes.
The flood waters are creating an interesting phenomenon in Downtown Pittsburgh.
The heavy rainfall last weekend has been especially hard on communities along the Monongahela and Youghiogheny rivers.
Some officials are already turning their attention to next weekend's weather as western Pennsylvania dries out from this weekend's historic rainfall.
A state of emergency has been declared in Allegheny County after a historic rainfall caused damage throughout the region.
Rain wraps up Monday afternoon from what can only be described as a historic rain event in the Pittsburgh area.
The Parkway East "bathtub" will close early Monday morning due to expected flooding.
Counties surrounding Allegheny County were hit hard by flooding and rain damage Sunday.
Damage from heavy rain and flooding forced a number of closures throughout the Pittsburgh area Sunday.
First responders across Allegheny County received countless 911 calls about downed trees, sparking power lines, flooded basements and roads Sunday.
The 10th Street Bypass closed due to flooding Sunday afternoon.
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a Flood Warning.
Severe weather and heavy rainfalls resulting in flooding have forced emergency crews to close roads in the Pittsburgh area.
The National Weather Service estimates three to six inches of rain will fall throughout the region over the weekend.
Some people think rain on your wedding day is good luck, but a storm in New Jersey definitely didn't help one wedding party on Saturday.
The heavy rain and thunderstorms that rumbled through western Pennsylvania late Friday afternoon left roads and basements flooded.
