Lee Dumps 7-15 Inches Of Rain Here

  BY BERNARD HARRIS, CINDY STAUFFER, TOM MURSE and AD CRABLE Staff Writers Pounding rains and rising waters likely killed three people, flooded hundreds of homes, swept away a historic covered bridge, closed dozens of roads and caused millions of dollars of property damage in the worst storm here si...

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Published inIntelligencer Journal / Lancaster New Era
Main Authors Bernard Harris Cindy Stauffer Tom Murse, Crable, Ad
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Lancaster, Pa LNP Media Group Inc 09.09.2011
Subjects
Community colleges
Creeks & streams
Floods
Middle schools
Rain
Roads & highways
School districts
Storm damage
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Summary:  BY BERNARD HARRIS, CINDY STAUFFER, TOM MURSE and AD CRABLE Staff Writers Pounding rains and rising waters likely killed three people, flooded hundreds of homes, swept away a historic covered bridge, closed dozens of roads and caused millions of dollars of property damage in the worst storm here since Tropical Storm Agnes in 1972. The northwestern part of the county was hammered Wednesday and Thursday by a storm system that has been parked over the county since Monday, dumping anywhere from 7 to 15 inches of rain here.