The following events were reported: Flood. These occurred near station USW00094823, approximately 23.106 km away, between 2018-01-12 01:22:00 and 2018-01-13 12:00:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain / Snow Melt, Heavy Rain / Burn Area. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: Low pressure tracking up the Appalachians combined with a strong arctic cold front to produce a significant rain and snow producing storm for the region. Ahead of the front, a strong southwesterly moisture feed and mid-level short wave brought heavy rainfall to the area, with 2 to 3 inch storm total rainfall reports common. This rain created strong rises on area rivers and streams, with several gauging points reaching flood stage. Also, the strong river rises broke up ice on these waterways, creating significant ice jam concerns.||The strong arctic cold front passed through during the afternoon and evening of the 12th, bringing a flash freeze to area roads that were wet and water-covered from the rain. A mix of sleet and freezing rain developed during the evening with minor ice accretion reported. Precipitation then changed to all snow and continued into the morning of the 13th before tapering to snow showers. A swath of 6-8 inches of snow fell from southeast Ohio, across the northern WV panhandle into portions of southwest Pennsylvania, with lesser totals in the Laurel Highlands and southeastern ridges. Low pressure tracking up the Appalachians combined with a strong arctic cold front to produce a significant rain and snow producing storm for the region. Event Narrative: Local law enforcement and 911 reported that Stevenson Blvd, Milligantown Road were flooded. In addition, there was residential flooding reported at Wells Ave. State officials and local law enforcement reported several roads closed across much of southwestern Allegheny county. This included Route 51 in Brentwood and Baldwin, Baldwin Road in West Homestead, and Lebanon Church Road in West Mifflin. In addition, Chartiers Creek was out of it's banks flooding South Fayette Road in Bridgeville and Boyce and Mayview Roads in Upper Saint Clair. Evacuations were taking place at the 100 block of Blythe Road in Bridgeville. Emergency management and local law enforcement reported several roads closed around Oakdale. The public reported several roads closed due to flooding including Route 8 southbound. The Public reported that Jacoby Road was flooded by water from Little Deer Creek. Trained spotter reported that Big Sewickley Creek and Little Sewickley Creek were out of their banks. Cadas lane was flooded. Broadcast media reported that Rochester Road between Route 19 and 6th Avenue was closed due to flooding. State official reported flooding at Pullman Station and in Koppel and Fombell due to rising waters from Conoquenessing Creek. Local law enforcement reported flooded roads in and south of Washington. In addition, eight to nine residents needed to be evacuated along Tarbuck Lane as water was rising to just below the first floor of mobile homes. Local law enforcement reported roads closed due to flooding including the 400 block of Western Ave from Chartiers Creek. In addition, local media reported that Linden Creek Road and Washington Road were closed due to Linden Creek being out of its banks. Local law enforcement reported roads closed due to flooding. Local law enforcement reported Millers Run road and Reed Street closed due to flooding. State official reported that a person was rescued on Finleyville Elrama Road in Union Township.