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0:37Flooding is seen here in Newtown Pennsylvania after some severe storms, July 16, 2023.ABC News

The body of a 2-year-old that went missing in a flash flood days ago in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, was recovered Friday in the Delaware River, the Upper Makefield Township Police Department said.

Two-year-old Matilda "Mattie" Sheils was found shortly after 5 p.m., and identified by her physical appearance and clothing she was reported to be in at the time, police said. An official autopsy will be conducted by the coroner’s office Saturday and official identification will be made then, officials said.

PHOTO: Upper Makefield Township Police Department released this photo of two-year-old Matilda Sheils and her brother 9-month old Conrad Sheils who are missing after flooding in Upper Makefield Township, PA. — Upper Makefield Township Police Department released this photo of two-year-old Matilda Sheils and her brother 9-month old Conrad Sheils who are missing after flooding in Upper Makefield Township, PA.Upper Makefield Township Police Department

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Mattie and her 9-month-old brother Conrad Sheils were washed away with their mother in a flash flood on July 16, and severe weather on Wednesday halted efforts to find the children, officials said.

Police are still searching for Conrad, and diving teams will be back in the water Saturday to conduct a search.

The children's mother, 32-year-old Katie Seley, died after she grabbed Mattie and Conrad and tried to escape their vehicle but ended up being swept away in the violent weather event, officials said.

Four other people were confirmed dead in the Bucks County flooding. They were identified by the Bucks County Coroner's Office as Enzo Depiero, 78, and Linda Depiero, 74, both of Newtown Township, Pennsylvania; Susan Barnhardt, 53, of Titusville, New Jersey; and Yuko Love, 64, of Newtown Township.

The coroner's office said all of the victims died from drowning.

ABC News' Molly Nagle and Bill Hutchinson contributed to this report.

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