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Flood Warning Ends for Bucks and Montgomery
3 Aug
Summary
- Flood warning expired this morning for Bucks and Montgomery counties.
- Heavy rain has ended and flood waters have receded in the area.
- Road closures should still be heeded due to lingering water.
A flood warning that was in effect for Central Bucks and Southeastern Montgomery Counties expired this morning, August 3, 2026, at 8 a.m. EDT. Heavy rainfall has ceased, leading to the recession of flood waters and removing the immediate threat of further flooding.
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly had issued the warning at 6:26 a.m. on August 3rd, noting that between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain had fallen. This excessive rainfall caused flooding in various locations, including Philadelphia, Norristown, and Phoenixville.
Despite the warning's expiration, authorities urge continued caution and adherence to any remaining road closure signs, as drainage systems may take several hours to fully process the accumulated water. Key highways such as Interstate 476 and Interstate 76 in Pennsylvania were among the affected areas.
