PennDOT: Most roadways damaged by storms to reopen this week
WILKES-BARRE — PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll on Monday said he and all state officials understand the impacts that the recent heavy rains and flooding have had…
Source: timesleader.com
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Area residents dig out from damage caused by flash flooding
Armed with a roll of duct tape, David Mazar worked feverishly to keep the “river” of water rushing into the yard of his Dalton home from bursting through his back
Source: thetimes-tribune.com
Resurgence of severe storms, flash flood risk coming to Northeast
While the summer of 2023 may not be remembered for its heat in the Northeast, a lasting legacy will be incidents of torrential rain and flash flooding, and AccuWeather meteorologists say that risk will continue as the final days of the summer tick down. Since June 1, much of New England has received one-and-a-half to two times its historical average rainfall with some locations topping 2 feet of rain. The latest bout of torrential downpours on Monday brought localized flash flooding from New Jer
Source: yahoo.com
Back Mountain roads remain closed
Two Back Mountain roads remain closed following Saturday’s storms, which dumped 2.77 inches of rain in Dallas.
Source: citizensvoice.com
Driver in Scranton hit PennDOT employee, police say
A Lackawanna County man is facing charges after he allegedly hit a PennDOT worker with his vehicle.
Source: wnep.com