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The Lehigh Valley’s most extreme weather: Local records for heat, cold, floods and more
Posted May 02, 2021
The Delaware River floods Sept. 19, 2004, beneath the Route 22 toll bridge in Easton. It was one of the area s top-five worst floods, a dramatic example of the Lehigh Valley s most extreme weather.Sue Beyer | lehighvalleylive.com file photo
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We’ve written about some of these records individually. Now here, in one place, is the Lehigh Valley’s most extreme weather local records on heat, cold, precipitation, snow and floods.
The listed records come from the National Weather Service, which uses measurements taken at Leigh Valley International Airport dating back about a century. Additional details from our own reporting or other sources are provided in some cases. ....

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