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LEWISTOWN -- Mifflin County is expected to receive about 2 inches of rain between today and Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The precipitation is not expected to cause any significant flooding, but due to upstream rain and snow levels from the weekend, significant melting is expected Tuesday night and Wednesday.
The National Weather Service predicts some small streams and waterways may see minor flooding.
The Juniata River is predicted to crest late Wednesday night at about 14 feet, which will cause minor flooding along the Juniata River, affecting typical local roadways and campgrounds in Wayne, Oliver and Bratton townships.
Saturated ground conditions along with gusting winds may cause sporadic power outages due to downed trees/limbs.
According to the National Weather Service, black ice on untreated roadways Friday morning may be a concern.