Addison Albert

1 week ago | wpxi.com | Addison Albert

North Franklin and South Strabane Townships have filed emergency declarations after flooding damage. Neighbors are nervous as they are just now drying out their basements and storefronts. With more rain on the horizon, many could face even more damage. “We’ve just been holding our breath each day to see what’s to come,” said Carly Jones, the manager of Rhodes Carpet and Installation. Rhodes flooring and installation is closed, but customers are still walking through the door.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Addison Albert

North Franklin and South Strabane Townships have filed emergency declarations after flooding damage. Neighbors are nervous as they are just now drying out their basements and storefronts. With more rain on the horizon, many could face even more damage. “We’ve just been holding our breath each day to see what’s to come,” said Carly Jones, the manager of Rhodes Carpet and Installation. Rhodes flooring and installation is closed, but customers are still walking through the door.

1 week ago | wpxi.com | Addison Albert

SCOTT TOWNSHIP, PA. — Several people had to be rescued when flash flooding took over a Scott Township roadway on Saturday night. Three cars got stuck on Route 50 near the border with Carnegie. The people inside those cars were rescued and are safe. Emergency crews tell us the area often ends up underwater when there is flash flooding. The water that trapped those cars quickly receded and Route 50 has reopened. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW

2 weeks ago | wpxi.com | Addison Albert

ASPINWALL, Pa. — When debilitating storms moved through Aspinwall on April 29, many felt unprepared, including some state representatives. On Wednesday, three of them introduced legislation that aims to improve communication when natural disasters strike. “I told my out-of-town people, ‘get out,’ my employees ‘get out as fast as you can,’ because it turned out to be a lot worse than we imagined,” Debbie McManus said. McManus has owned and operated an Aspinwall business for 37 years.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Addison Albert

When debilitating storms moved through Aspinwall on April 29, many felt unprepared, including some state representatives. On Wednesday, three of them introduced legislation that aims to improve communication when natural disasters strike. “I told my out-of-town people, ‘get out,’ my employees ‘get out as fast as you can,’ because it turned out to be a lot worse than we imagined,” Debbie McManus said. McManus has owned and operated an Aspinwall business for 37 years.