The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00094823, approximately 29.6369 km away, between 2021-07-07 14:10:00 and 2021-07-07 18:20:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 43.28409090909091 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 327000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A nearly stationary front remained to the north of the region on July 7th. An upper trough dug across the Great Lakes during the daytime hours as well. While better upper-level forcing remained to the north, return flow increased between this trough and the tropical system Elsa to the southeast. An abundant amount of moisture and warm air was thus funneled into our region. Deep-layer shear was weak, but enough instability and dry air aloft was present to promote many instances of damaging wind gusts. Damage to trees and power poles was fairly widespread, and there were a few instances of structural damage as well. Planes were overturned by wind at Butler Airport, and Edgewood Borough declared a local state of emergency due to thunderstorm wind damage. ||Multiple rounds of thunderstorms also lead to flash flooding concerns in the urbanized areas of Allegheny County. Several instances of stuck vehicles were reported, and several homes were evacuated for a time in Bridgeville due to creek flooding. A nearly stationary front remained to the north of the region on July 7th. Event Narrative: Three inch tree limbs were downed. Trees were reported to be blown down, causing power outages. Along Morganza Road, trees were reported to be blown down. Trees were reported to be blown down in Regent Square. Widespread wind damage was reported in Edgewood Boro, resulting in the declaration of a local state of emergency. Trees were reported to be blown down in Swissvale. In Renton Junction, there was a report of numerous trees being blown down, resulting in power outages. A few roads were closed due to flooding in Squirrel Hill, with vehicles stranded. In the neighborhood of Friendship, shingles were blown off of a structure and tree limbs were downed. Trees and power lines were blown down in Millvale. A large tree was blown down along West Swissvale Avenue. Several vehicles were stuck in high water in the area of both Thompson Run Road and Rodi Road. Trees were reported to be blown down in Harrison Township. Trees and power lines were blown down. One tree fell on a vehicle, with no injuries reported. Snapped trees were reported via social media images on Puckety Church Road. Trees were reported to be blown down in Natrona Heights. Trees were blown down on to a vehicle in Shaler. Near Fall Run Park, trees were reported to be uprooted. Two airplanes were reported to be overturned by wind at Butler Airport. Pinewood and Lakeview Drive were both closed due to flooding, with over 2 feet of running water at the intersection. Near Nixon, large tree branches were blown down. Roof damage was done to a home on Mushrush Road. Three feet of water completely covered the road at Commercial Boulevard near Swisshelm Park. A vehicle was stuck in rising water on Station Street. McLaughlin Run came out of its banks, causing four homes to be evacuated on Baldwin Street and McLaughlin Run Road.