Lycoming County

Clean up continues after flash flooding moved through Lycoming and Sullivan counties.

To prevent future flooding problems, the city of Williamsport is upgrading its levee system. Newswatch 16's Mackenzie Aucker shows us the plans.

Flood waters ravaged the tiny community of Glen Mawr in Lycoming County after severe thunderstorms raged through Sunday night and early Monday.

Newswatch 16's Justin Gick spoke to a farmer about how the Muncy Creek flooding impacted them.

The fair is expected to be back open on Tuesday.

Newswatch 16's Mackenzie Aucker stopped by Junie's Playroom in Williamsport to see what the business is all about.

(WBRE/WYOU) — PennDOT reports that various roadways are currently being impacted due to flooding across the state Monday afternoon.

Drivers in north central Pennsylvania are advised that the following roads are closed or have lane restrictions due to flooding, downed trees, or utilities.

Columbia

Route 1025 (Summer Hill Road) between Dairy Road/Twin Church Road and Water Dam Road in Briar Creek Township.

Lycoming

Route 220 between Route 405 in Hughesville Borough, Lycoming County, and Route 42 in Laporte Township, Sullivan County.

Severe storms rolled through northeastern and central Pennsylvania overnight, washing out several roads.

(WBRE/WYOU) — Raging waters from overnight rain are causing problems in several areas of central Pennsylvania.

Glen Mawr in Lycoming County was evacuated early Monday morning due to the quickly rising waters.

Sections of Muncy Creek near Beech Glen, Sullivan County, can be seen running over the roadway, with water approaching multiple homes. Muncy Creek reportedly rose 10 feet in 3-4 hours.

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