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Severe Storm Hits Juniata Perry Counties | Harrisburg News
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Severe thunderstorms slammed parts of Juniata and Perry counties with 60-mph winds, nickel-sized hail, and torrential rain—threatening roofs, trees, and roads while sparking flash flood risks. Residents were urgently told to seek shelter indoors, avoid windows, and never drive through flooded areas. Lightning added to the danger, making staying inside non-negotiable. This was a full-blown warning, not just a watch—meaning action was needed now. The storm system moved east-northeast, hitting towns like Mifflintown and New Bloomfield, with the threat peaking before 1:15 PM. Stay alert—severe weather can strike again.
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