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Flooding storms bring misery to region; more rain on the way (opens the original)
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LOCK HAVEN -- After an eventful night where the region experienced a wide range of severe weather conditions, storm gauges throughout Clinton County are showing significant amounts of rain -- and more is on the way today. Going from the numbers, the area between Lock Haven and Howard was especially hard-hit. As of 8 am. Thursday, Sept 3., rain gauges throughout the area register as such: Howard: 3.93 inches between Wednesday, Sept. 2 and Thursday, Sept 3, as of 8 a.m.; Beech Creek: 7.36 inches b
‘Historic’ El Nino expected to have limited impacts locally (opens the original)
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PHOTO PROVIDED/NOAAA map of the U.S., Canada and Central and part of South America shows the effects of El Nino during winter in the Northern Hemisphere. LOCK HAVEN -- Odds are decent that you've been hearing about the "super El Nino" weather phenomenon, and you might be unclear about what exactly that means for central Pennsylvania. There's a lot of clickbait, but when you get down to this part of the world, there is little actual information. First of all, let's go over El Nino. Spanish for "t
Bacterial results in PA rivers, streams includes impacts in Clinton, Lycoming (opens the original)
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A story by the Penn Capital-Star, which ran in yesterday's edition of The Express, detailed a report by nonprofit PennEnvironment which found harmful levels of fecal indicator bacteria -- E. coli, which is the most commonly used bacteria to assess water fecal contamination -- spreading throughout rivers and streams across the state, including in Clinton and Lycoming counties. According to the study's methodology, test results were considered unsafe, or failed, if "at least one sample result per
All aboard? Centre County planners assess interest in local passenger rail (opens the original)
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BELLEFONTE -- Local passenger rail may be coming to the region, depending on the results of a 30-day comment period which has begun in Centre County -- and has less than a week left to go. The comment period, which ends on Monday, Aug. 17, will tell the Centre County Metropolitan Planning Organization (CCMPO) whether they should look further into the possibility. The CCMPO is made up of state and local officials who develop planning programs for "urbanized areas with populations of more than 50,
Uneasy weather pattern brings heat, storms, flood risk to region (opens the original)
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LOCK HAVEN -- Waves of thunderstorms -- with some possibly strong or severe -- will crash through Central Pennsylvania in the coming days. A prolonged period of disturbed weather will begin today, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms slowly creeping into the area. That chance will ratchet up Friday and Saturday. Sunday looks to be a break in the action, but another round will begin on Monday and looks to last through the middle of next week. Keep in mind that many area streams and creeks a
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