PITTSBURGH — City of Pittsburgh crews were busy Thursday night into Friday handling fallout from severe storms.
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Multiple departments responded to the record rainfall and high winds that led to flooding, fallen trees and downed wires, plus scores of power outages.
City officials say no storm-related injuries have been reported, despite medics taking more than 60 calls.
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First responders and crews continue to work throughout the city as another anticipated round of storms approaches, according to a Friday afternoon release.
Traffic lights are not working or are flashing at several intersections. Officials say these should be treated as a four-way stop.
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The city provided this list of safety recommendations:
Never drive into standing water, as your vehicle could be carried awayAvoid flood-prone roadsNever walk or drive into flood watersDon’t go past traffic barriersReport downed power lines to 911, and don’t touch them
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