Storm Strikes Lycoming County: Homes and Trees Damaged
Strong storms swept through Lycoming County late Wednesday night. The severe winds left several properties and roadways damaged.
Damage overview
A house in the 5900 block of Warrensville Road in Eldred Township lost part of its roof. Insulation was scattered across the street.
In Hepburn Township, a tree fell in the 4400 block of Pleasant Valley Road. The downed tree blocked part of the roadway near several residences.
Scope of impacts
Multiple trees were reported down across the area. Several homes and yards sustained damage from wind and falling debris.
The event shows how a storm strikes Lycoming County can damage homes and trees in a short time.
Road closures and travel advisories
Motorists were warned about closures and lane restrictions. The issues stem from downed trees and impacts to utilities.
- Route 4001 (Little Pine Creek Road) between Route 44 in Cummings Township and Route 287 in Pine Township.
- Route 2022 (Warrensville Road) between Northway Road (Route 2029) in Eldred Township and Rose Valley Road (Route 1001) in Hepburn Township.
Emergency response
Utility and emergency crews were dispatched to assess hazards and clear debris. Teams focused on restoring safe travel and addressing utility damage.
Photographs by Matthew Courter, shared with Filmogaz.com, documented the damage and road blockages.
Advice for residents
- Avoid downed trees and any wires that may be entangled in branches.
- Use alternate routes when closures are posted and follow official instructions.
Filmogaz.com will provide updates as officials release more information. Residents should monitor local advisories for changes.
