10 floods in PA

By holysmokesduderadical
  • The Great Flood of 1889—Johnstown, PA.

    The Great Flood of 1889—Johnstown, PA.

    The flood was caused by several days of heavy rain that effected the South Fork Dam. 2,209 people died. 17 million dollars in property damage was done.
  • The St. Patrick's Day Floods, March 17-18.

    The St. Patrick's Day Floods, March 17-18.

    the flood reached heights up to 46 feet, the biggest flood in the history of Pittsburgh. The cause was rain followed by winter, and the warm temperature lead to melting of ice.
  • Agnes Flooding(june 22-25)

    Agnes Flooding(june 22-25)

    Hurricane Agnes eventually crossed over PA causing significant damage, especially to the Susquehanna River.
  • Snowmelt Floods.

    Snowmelt Floods.

    caused by a deadly combination of a blizzard and rainfall and humid air, creating a flood, specifically in areas like Wilkes-Bare, PA. There was 15 deaths.