Overnight deluges prompted predawn flash flood warning in southeastern Berks

Category: Weather

Overnight showers in southeastern Berks County resulted in over 4 inches of rain, leading to a flash-flood watch. Reiffton recorded the highest rainfall at 4.9 inches, while Union Township saw 4.65 inches. Nearby areas experienced significantly less rain, with Reading Regional Airport recording no rainfall. Meteorologist David Dombek indicated that humid conditions will persist through Thursday, with potential for strong thunderstorms as a front moves in.

Keywords: Berks County, flash-flood, rainfall

Source: Reading Eagle

Update At: 7/23/2024

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