Author: Edward Campbell
It’s been a soggy stretch across the region. Pittsburgh has picked up 6.88 inches of rain so far this month, and yesterday alone added 1.04 inches to that tally across the greater metro area. As of Friday morning, August 21, that total puts the city in 8th place for the wettest August on record. The heaviest rain fell in southern Allegheny County, just south of I-70, where radar estimates put totals at three inches or more over a fairly wide stretch. Washington County saw some of the biggest numbers of all, with the Cokeburg-to-Fallowfield corridor picking up close to 3.5…
After a rough Thursday that brought severe storms, flash flooding, and even a tornado warning to parts of the region, Philadelphia finally gets a breather today. Friday is shaping up to be the pick of the week — the kind of day you actually look forward to after a stormy stretch. The skies are clearing out, humidity is dropping, and there’s no rain in sight. Leave the umbrella at home and grab your sunglasses instead. Expect a mix of clouds and sunshine with highs settling in the low 80s — comfortable, dry, and a welcome change from last night’s chaos.…
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