At least one vehicle was stuck in flood water and traffic was backed up for at least an hour, according to witnesses. Parts of Route 61 were closed due to the flooding. “We couldn’t even get to our house to start doing anything until 6:30.”

We couldn’t even cross the street,” Traci Rhoads, a resident, told NBC10. While the flooding didn’t damage homes that are on high ground in the neighborhood, residents of those houses currently can’t leave due to the nearby road caving in.

Crawfish from a nearby creek even surfaced as neighbors cleaned up the streets. The flooding in Muhlenberg's Temple neighborhood caused sheds to travel across the street and damaged fences. That’s not a big deal, but I don’t know, my garage is destroyed.” All my new parts, they’re all over there. “I got collector cars over there I’m working on. Mike Smaglinski, a Vietnam veteran, lost several possessions – including his hearing aids – after flood water damaged his garage, basement and pool. The heavy rain also caused widespread flooding in Muhlenberg Township, Berks County, especially along Rising Sun Avenue and Mount Laurel Road. Flash flooding and water rescues this afternoon in Quakertown PA #pawx /TPHBRuguMl- Ray Leichner ⚡️⛈🌪 JFlooding in Muhlenberg Township

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