Bucks County and portions of eastern Montgomery County are under a flash flood watch through Tuesday evening. The National Weather Service in Westampton, New Jersey, has issued the watch through 5 p.m. Rain, heavy at time, is expected to continue through much of the day, with 2 to 4 inches expected within the area. Flash flooding of creeks, streams, urban areas, and areas of poor drainage is possible with the heaviest rain. Residents still displaced at Lafayette Gardens after floods FEMA flood insurance guidelines to change in effort to offer more equitable coverage
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