Central Pennsylvania is under a flood advisory as rising temperatures are causing a significant melt of snow and ice. The National Weather Service has reported that a combination of melting snow, rain, and ice jams along the Susquehanna River has prompted officials to warn residents of potential flooding.”We are closely monitoring the situation as warmer weather brings risk,” stated a spokesperson from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency.Officials are particularly concerned about areas downstream of Harrisburg where ice accumulations could lead to increased water levels.A flood advisory is in effect until 10 PM Friday night. The Susquehanna River at Harrisburg is expected to rise above flood stage due to the combination of ice jams and rain forecasted through the weekend. Local authorities are urging residents in flood-prone areas to prepare and stay vigilant as conditions may exacerbate with continued warm weather.
Flood Advisory Issued for Central Pennsylvania Amid Ice Jam Concerns on Susquehanna River
