Stroudsburg, Pa. – Scattered thunderstorms will roll across eastern Pennsylvania Friday, August 1, bringing heavy downpours and potential flooding to Monroe County by afternoon. Travel on I-80 near Stroudsburg could be impacted during peak weekend getaway hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, showers will intensify after 2 p.m. Friday with rainfall rates up to an inch per hour. A marginal risk for flash flooding is in place for low-lying and urban areas through Friday evening. Residents near Brodhead Creek and other flood-prone zones should monitor conditions closely.
Winds may gust near 30 mph with brief lightning bursts and reduced visibility. Outdoor plans, including Pocono hiking and events at Shawnee, could be disrupted. Drivers are urged to slow down and avoid flooded roadways, especially during the evening commute.
Weekend weather remains unsettled. Saturday brings a 60% chance of additional storms, mainly after 1 p.m., while Sunday stays humid with scattered showers likely before sunset. August opens wetter than average across the region, though Monday may offer a brief window of sun.
🗓 Five-Day Forecast: Stroudsburg, PA
- Friday, Aug. 1: Showers and storms likely after 2 p.m., high 80°F, low 65°F
- Saturday, Aug. 2: More afternoon storms, high 79°F, low 64°F
- Sunday, Aug. 3: Showers tapering off, high 81°F, low 63°F
- Monday, Aug. 4: Partly sunny, chance of isolated storms late, high 83°F
- Tuesday, Aug. 5: Mostly cloudy, storms possible, high 78°F
