Fatal Flash Flooding in Philadelphia Suburbs Leaves Death Toll Rising

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Flash flooding caused by severe storms in Pennsylvania resulted in at least five deaths and two people missing. The floods trapped 11 vehicles on Washington Crossing Road, with three confirmed to have been swept away. Heavy rainfall and flash flood warnings were issued for parts of the Northeast, including New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Maine. The storms caused flight disruptions and life-threatening flash flooding in Maryland. The deluge in Pennsylvania overwhelmed storm sewers and streams, with six to seven inches of rain falling in less than 45 minutes. Experts attribute the increase in severe weather events to climate change.
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- Five Dead in Flash Flooding in Philadelphia Suburbs The New York Times
- Death toll increases from heavy Pennsylvania flash flooding MSNBC
- Pennsylvania flash flood leaves 4 people dead, 4 others missing: officials Fox News
- 5 people dead after flooding in Bucks County, 2 small children remain missing WPVI-TV
- Multiple homes are evacuated in New Jersey after lightning strikes underground gas lines Daily Mail
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