According to a recent news report, trains on SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line were affected after a reported water main break on the 29th, affecting the 30th Street Station in Philadelphia.
Motorists traveling to the said area should anticipate delays due to water flooding the train lines near the SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line.
October 29, 2012 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
According to NBC Philadelphia's recent report, the 16-inch water main was affected, resulting in water disruptions in nearby properties. Authorities immediately dispatched the Philadelphia Water Department to assist with the water disruptions and flooding.
Due to the travel delays and the train service being disrupted, the shuttle buses were deployed to help daily commuters.
On the other hand, AccuWeather explained that Philadelphia recorded one of the longest snow droughts for about 60 days.
Bay Area Storm
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service (NWS) said that the relentless storm unloading heavy rain and damaging winds would continue in portions of California.
Many residents prepared for the second round of the storm. In addition, the weather report advised that residents in the affected areas should understand a flood warning and a flood watch.
According to the NWS Bay Area, a flood watch was issued when possible flooding could occur. Meanwhile, a food warning unfolds when there the flood is about to happen or happening.
The storm in California has been the main concern for weather agencies due to potential flooding and flash floods. The storm could also blow away trees and power lines, resulting in possible power outages.
The weather forecast added that motorists and people should keep up with the weather developments.
Possible snow in the Northeast and Midwest
In addition, the weather forecast added that potential snow could unfold in portions of the Midwest and Northeast this month.
According to AccuWeather's latest forecast, rain and snow could unload this week or starting Wednesday.
- The forecast added that chilly weather conditions are expected in Toronto, Detroit, Pittsburg, Syracuse, Boston, and New York.
- Meanwhile, the weather starting Wednesday will be rainy in portions of Cleveland and Louisville.
- Residents in Bangor and Boston could expect snow showers.
Motorists in the Northeast and Midwest should monitor the current weather conditions, especially since rains could also occur.
The weather will be seasonably cold this week in the Northeast. In addition, AccuWeather reported that wintry weather conditions could unleash from Thursday to Friday.
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The forecast in the midweek showed that rain could unload in Atlanta, Nashville, Washington D.C, and New York. On the other hand, Detroit, Bangor, and Montreat could expect snow.
The second week of January will have rain and heavy snow in the United States. Weather agencies monitor current weather conditions, especially on the West Coast and in California.
As the year begins, it is best that homeowners should check their homes for potential repairs in preparation for any storms. Weather reports emphasized the importance of having an emergency disaster plan for families and keeping emergency kits.
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