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Viewfinder: Manayunk Post-Storm

The rains hit hard Thursday night. Friday in Manayunk was much nicer.

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Mother Nature showed what she could do Thursday night, dropping inches of rain all along the Delaware Valley.

By Friday, the skies had cleared up, but area waterways like the Schuylkill River in Northwest Philly saw rising levels.

We ventured out Friday to get some snapshots of the region.

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