It's over. The flash flood warning? Done. Tornado watch? Not an issue.
But, a flood warning remains in effect until 6:45 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
"Flooding continues in many areas of Allegheny County, especially ... but not limited to ... the northeastern part of Allegheny County," the weather service said in a statement issued at noon. "Flooding continues in the Etna and Millvale areas, as well as the Oakmont and Ross and Shaler township areas."
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There were no major flood issues in Upper St. Clair, according to the Public Works Director George Kostelich.
"We fared pretty well considering what could have happened," Kostelich said. "There were no reports of basements flooding."
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The public works crews cleaned up a mudslide on Orr Road Monday morning -- it did not affect the traffic lanes. Crews also had to clean up a couple toppled trees -- no damage was reported.
Kostelich said the public works team had been cleaning storm inlets, creeks and storm drains -- and that all their work paid off today.
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