Flooding and Severe Storms Impact Central Pennsylvania; More Rain Expected
Flooding and Severe Storms Impact Central Pennsylvania; More Rain Expected
US · Published Sep 4, 2026
Central Pennsylvania, including Clinton, Centre, and Lycoming counties, is experiencing significant flooding due to heavy rainfall from severe storms.
Rainfall totals between September 2 and September 3 have reached as high as 7.36 inches in Beech Creek, with other areas like Mill Hall and Lamar recording over 5 inches.

Impact & Risks

Flooding has already caused significant disruptions, with roads submerged and debris creating hazardous conditions. Emergency responders are stretched thin, addressing numerous incidents across the region. Strained creeks and streams are at risk of further flooding with additional rainfall. Travel is discouraged, as flooded roads pose a serious risk to drivers. The potential for rainfall rates exceeding 3 inches per hour could exacerbate the situation, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone areas. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel.

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