Update: The current flood warning for Montgomery County will be expiring at 4 a.m.
"The Flood Warning will expire at 4 a.m. early this morning for North Central Montgomery County. The heavy rain has ended. Water levels on the Perkiomen Creek have crested, and are beginning to recede. Flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat. Please continue to heed remaining road closures," according to the National Weather Service.
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PHOTOS: Person trapped in car after 2-vehicle crash in Montgomery CountyA two-vehicle crash on Monday in Montgomery County left one person trapped in their car. Crews with the Montgomery County ...
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WASHINGTON TWP., Pa. - State Police are asking for your help to figure out what led up to a wrong way crash on the ...
A fire weather watch was issued for Montgomery County due to dry conditions and strong winds that could lead to the rapid ...
As firefighters and emergency responders continue to make progress with containment of the Pauline Road Fire, residents in ...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Zion Williamson and CJ McCollum will miss the rest of the season because of injuries, the New Orleans ...
Update, 11 p.m.: The line of severe storms has passed Clarksville. More storms are expected later this week – see forecast ...
Southeast Texas residents who evacuated recently due to a wildfire in the Sam Houston National Forest can now return home, ...
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Lightning hits town house in Montgomery County, starts fireCrews were at town house Monday night after lightning hit the home. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) ...
Overnight homes in the path of the 2,000-acre Pauline Fire in San Jacinto County and Montgomery County were evacuated and ...
Firefighters and emergency management crews were working Wednesday to contain and extinguish a wildfire in San Jacinto County ...
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