<p>Flash flooding that began in western Pennsylvania on July 2</a> was likely to continue into July 5, with the Pittsburgh area expecting up to an inch of rain that day, according to WPIX</a>.</p><p>The National Weather Service</a> issued a flash-flood warning until July 6.</p><p>This video shows a car driving through rising floodwaters in Reserve Township, which is a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.</p><p>Some areas of Pittsburgh experienced around three inches of rain by July 5, according to a local meteorologist</a> from WTAE Pittsburgh.</p><p>CBS reported</a> that several trees were uprooted in Verona, with one causing damage to a house. Credit: Rob Dering via Storyful</p><br />
