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Anyone else here from eastern, PA? I am in the Reading/Leesport area and my backyard is flooded. I live along the MaidenCreek. We are hoping it does not rise much higher or it will get it the house. This is the worst flooding since Agnus in 1972. I took some pictures this morning and marked the edge of the water. So far it has only risen another inch or two. But they are calling for rising water into the afternoon and evening.
Good luck to all in Eastern, PA flooding. Please share your stories here.
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I'm in northwestern PA, but know plenty of folks in similar situations as yourself right now.

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the whole east coast is going under water...i'm in southwest VA and we had tons of flooding here...its over now but we got something like 4 or more inches of rain or something like that

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