US: Heavy Rain Batters Pennsylvania Causing Flash Flooding

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US: Heavy Rain Batters Pennsylvania Causing Flash Flooding

Strong storms moved through the Northeast on Thursday, July 31, bringing heavy rains, and causing flash flooding and travel disruptions. Flash flood warnings have been issued for parts of Pennsylvania.

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  • Berks County, Video Location: Reading, 2025 at about 12:45h, Pennsylvania, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 31

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