The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00094823, approximately 32.3438 km away, between 2019-06-28 18:25:00 and 2019-06-29 20:06:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 43.58695652173913 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 45000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Scattered thunderstorms formed in an unstable air mass on the 28th. The storms took advantage of dry air aloft to create downburst conditions in a few cases, producing reports of wind damage in Allegheny, Lawrence, and Westmoreland Counties. Also, one to two inches of rain on already wet ground created flooding issues in portions of western Lawrence County. ||A lull in activity occurred during the night and into the following morning. Later in the day, renewed instability, plus residual outflow boundaries from previous convection, helped to expand thunderstorm coverage during the evening of the 29th and into the early morning hours of the 30th ahead of a sagging cold front. Steep lapse rates and dry air aloft supported many instances of thunderstorms with damaging wind. Damage was mainly to trees, but there were a few instances of roof damage in Washington County. Hail was much less widespread, but a few reports of dime to quarter sized hail were received. Scattered thunderstorms formed in an unstable air mass on the 28th. Event Narrative: The county DOT office reported single trees down on Talley Cavey Road and Wildwood Road. Time of occurrence was estimated from radar. A 911 dispatcher stated that trees were down on the 400 block of Rankin Road. Trees and wires were blown down and blocked Bentleyville Road, according to a 911 dispatcher. Trees were felled on Washington Pike, as state by county 911 personnel. Wire poles were blown down near 238 Meadowcroft Road according to county 911 personnel. The county 911 call center indicated that trees were blown down at the intersection of Old 71 and Brewer Street. A social media user reported that trees were blown down just west of Crafton. County 911 dispatchers reported that trees were blown down along Fallen Timber Road. The 911 call center reported that trees were down at the intersection of Sugar Run Road and Washington Pike. A social media user reported that trees were blown down, and also shared a picture of their trampoline, which had been thrown across the yard. A roof was blown off of a house on Dry Ridge Road, according to the county 911 call center. The public reported that a roof was blown off of a house in West Alexander. The broadcast media reported that Market Street was flooded. Hail covered the golf course at Strawberry Ridge. A 911 dispatcher stated that trees were down on Gashel Road in Donegal Township. The public reported roof damage to a home in Claysville. A social media user reported a mix of dime and quarter-sized hail. According to the county 911 call center, power lines were blown down in Zelienople. Trees were blown down in Leetsdale, according to county 911 dispatchers. A social media user reported that several trees were blown down in Walter Panek Park. A trained spotter reported that several trees were blown down in Bell Acres. A county 911 dispatcher reported that a tree was down and partially blocking State Route 65. A county 911 dispatcher reported that trees were blown down along Redds Mill Road in Fallowfield Township.