Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Irene delivered a powerful blow to the Northeast, steady rains that followed the storm continue to pose problems in low-lying communities and those near swollen inland waterways. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports from Wilkes Barre, Penn.Sept. 10, 2011
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