Vehicles travel through flooded waters at the intersection of West Main and Walnut streets in Lansdale Borough.
Montgomery County residents were urged to stay home and indoors as Tropical Storm Isaias made its way through southeastern Pennsylvania.
By noon on Tuesday, widespread flooding and road closures had been reported across the county, pushing area first responders into action for everything from water rescues to electrical fires caused by the storm. In Lansdale and throughout the North Penn area, dozens of roads — from primary thoroughfares to small side streets — were closed due to flooding, and the areas of Harleysville and Kulpsville were placed under a Tornado Warning by the National Weather Service.
Check out our video coverage of Tropical Storm Isaias below.
Elm Drive and Ridge Street in Lansdale:
The creek beneath Valley Forge Road overflowed in west Lansdale:
Valley Forge Road and Delaware Avene in Lansdale:
Dickerson Road between Hancock and Mill roads in Upper
Gwynedd Township:
See also:
Tornado Watch In Effect For Montgomery County, Surrounding Areas
Photos: Powerful Storms Cause Damage Across North Penn Area
Powerful Storms Blow Roof Off of Stanbridge Apartments in Lansdale
Storms and Wind Damage Homes, Vehicles Across North Penn Area
Tornado Watch Issued for Montgomery County
