Susquehanna River in south Wilkes-Barre, PA near the Carey Ave. Bridge.
Susquehanna River Wilkes-Barre, PA
At the Wilkes-Barre flood protection levee, the river was at 41 feet (12.4 m), which was about the record level reached in Hurricane Agnes and at which point catastrophic flooding takes place. Forecasts predicted that the river would crest at above 39 feet (11.6 m), exceeding any other event other than Agnes and leading to significant flooding in other communities with less protection. Luzerne County officials said the large evacuations were precautionary, as there was a potential for the area to be isolated if the most severe predictions took hold.
Looks like s fucking mud slide
TellItLikeItIs80 1 year ago
ewww watch for dead bodies LOL seen one when I lived in wilkes barre b4 and nothing but trash and grabage there
lorraineas70 1 year ago
i live in wb to
guest9408 2 years ago