Showers made their way across Western Pennsylvania throughout Sunday.
That resulted in flood conditions in a number of local communities.
Channel 11 reported on multiple stories out of Washington County, where the flooding was particularly apparent. You can read more of our coverage below.
PHOTOS: Steady rain leaves local areas flooded
Viewers shared their photos of flooding in places like Cantown Township and Houston.
High water could be spotted in yards and roadways.
Washington County officials ask residents for damage reports amid flooding, chance of more rain
Washington County officials are asking the public to submit damage reports amid flooding and the chance of more rainfall.
Just before 5 p.m. Sunday, Washington County Emergency Services issued a release, urging residents and businesses whose structures or property were damaged to report it through their online system.
Residents evacuated from Washington Estates as floodwaters rise
People evacuated from the Washington Estates community Sunday have been allowed to return home after floodwaters receded.
Neighbors described chaotic conditions as first responders went door to door, urging people to move their cars and evacuate.
Canton Township declares state of emergency in response to flooding
Canton Township has declared a state of emergency as it deals with flooding.
A post shared by Canton Township Emergency Management said first responders, road crews and public works employees are working to manage severe flooding throughout the community.
Man rescued after trying to cross flooded Washington County road in kayak
A man had to be rescued after trying to cross a flooded road Sunday in Washington County.
South Strabane Township police tell us the man tried to cross Valley Road Extension in a kayak, but he was swept downstream and pinned against a tree.
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