The remains of Tropical Storm Elsa will move through the Levittown area Thursday evening through Friday morning.
The National Weather Service’s office in Mt. Holly, New Jersey put out a forecast calling for 2 to 4 inches of rain across Lower Bucks County.
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The National Weather Service said the biggest threat from the storm will be rainfall and flash flooding.
“Heavy rainfall leading to flash flooding is our primary concern with this storm. A Flash Flood Watch continues for the entire forecast area,” forecasters said in a Thursday morning briefing.
While coastal areas are expected to see strong winds, Bucks County is only expected to experience winds of about 10 mph.
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Forecasters said they are concerned about river flooding, but the threat is not serious along the Delaware River in Bucks County.
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