"Rising Waters: Pennsylvania and West Virginia Prepare for Ongoing Flooding After Severe Storms"
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Heavy rainfall in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia has led to warnings of overflowing rivers and creeks, with emergency workers conducting rescues and road closures. Some areas received up to four inches of rain in less than 24 hours, prompting concerns about rising water levels. The National Weather Service issued flood warnings for several rivers, including the Clarion River and the Allegheny River, with officials in Pittsburgh bracing for potential flooding from the Ohio River.
- Pennsylvania and West Virginia Brace for More Flooding After Heavy Rains The New York Times
- Flooding deluged towns in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, prompting rescues and calls to get to higher ground CNN
- Soaked but resilient, Allegheny County communities hit hard by major flooding pick up the pieces Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- Pittsburgh flooded as severe storms hit Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic Axios
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