Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia experienced relentless heavy rains leading to flood warnings.

The storm lasted 18 hours, yielding 1.25 to over four inches of rain, hitting Washington and Allegheny Counties the hardest.

Oakdale Borough in Pennsylvania faced its most severe flooding since Hurricane Ivan in 2004.

The National Weather Service issued alerts for rising rivers, with the Ohio River projected to crest early Saturday.

Cleanup efforts have begun, amidst concerns that high winds might cause further damage.

New England is preparing for potential flooding and strong winds.

In southeastern New York, thousands are without power following severe storms, though no injuries have been reported.