State College just went from dry to soaked in about 10 minutes. The Weather Service has issued a flood advisory for South Central Centre, East Central Blair, and Northern Huntington Counties until 5:30 p.m., and forecasts say that more scattered thunderstorms could be on the way tonight. A Penn State meteorologist tweeted that State College got about 0.81 inches of rain in only 10 minutes. I’ll just let the following tweets give you an idea of how intense that storm just was:

Here’s College Avenue right now. A flood advisory has been issued. (photo: @skellingtonbaby) pic.twitter.com/UsRbk0kETh — Onward State (@OnwardState) June 25, 2014

Water really flowing in parking lot off of College Ave in State College! Drive slow!! #WTAJ pic.twitter.com/FCLrkdgXj2 — Mallory Lane (@mallorylane7) June 25, 2014

0.81″ in 10 min in #StateCollege. — Jon Nese (@jmnese) June 25, 2014

Cars have stalled on North Atherton as the deluge continues. Water receding a bit. #pawx #statecollege pic.twitter.com/didIwiDftx

hrey lightning bolt outside my window — Ali (@alifogs) June 25, 2014

— Brad Guay (@BradGuayWX) June 25, 2014

Portions of Atherton street flooded right now in State College #PAwx via @kimschmeeedlerpic.twitter.com/IL6cThlXLL — PSU Chase (@PSUStormChase) June 25, 2014

Lake Atherton after 1″ in 15 minutes. 2 cars stranded. pic.twitter.com/qIEtvC76ZK — Jon Nese (@jmnese) June 25, 2014

Memorial field turned into a pond during this afternoon’s storms. pic.twitter.com/RemT7YJXCF — Ali Ingersoll (@AliEIngersoll) June 25, 2014

@OnwardState CATA buses are always late pic.twitter.com/8CiI7kMuxA

— Michael Leonetti (@MLeonetti89) June 25, 2014

Things are starting to recede, but yeah, it was ugly out there. If all of this looks familiar, it’s because it also happened almost exactly a year ago last summer on June 28, 2013, to an even greater effect. Stay safe, everyone.