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Central PA Storms Unleash 40 MPH Winds, Flash Flooding Fear
23 Aug
Summary
- Strong thunderstorms brought 40 mph wind gusts to central Pennsylvania.
- Torrential rainfall and localized flooding were major concerns for residents.
- Officials urged caution for outdoor activities and driving through low areas.
Strong thunderstorms swept through central Pennsylvania late Saturday, prompting a Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service. Communities from Harrisburg to York were urged to remain alert as storms capable of 40 mph wind gusts and torrential rainfall moved through the region. The weather advisory, in effect until 11:30 p.m. EDT, warned of potential localized flooding and the risk of downed tree limbs. Officials recommended seeking shelter indoors and cautioned drivers against navigating flooded roadways. The storms were observed moving northeast at about 30 mph, with no hail expected.
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