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FEMA, SBA Bring In-Person Disaster Help to Zanesville Nov. 2-20 After August Storms

Muskingum County residents still recovering from August’s severe weather can sit down in person with federal disaster officials in Zanesville from Nov. 2 through Nov. 20, as representatives of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Small Business Administration staff a Survivor Outreach Availability site at the Newton Township Fire Department, 5490 Maysville Pike, […]

Zanesville, OH · 14d

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Ohio Department of Transportation preparing snow and ice equipment for winter

GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (WCHS) — Temperatures are expected to cool down even more as winter weather is just around the corner. The Ohio Department of Transportation is making sure it's ready to clear roads when snow and ice arrive. Over the next few months, ODOT garages across the state will conduct snowplow truck inspections.

Ohio · 22d

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Road crews prepare for winter weather

Gallia County, OH · 22d

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Disaster recovery center opens in Reynoldsburg to support residents impacted by August floods

Disaster recovery centers are now open to support central Ohio residents impacted by the flooding that occurred in the region between Aug. 10-22. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal disaster assistance funding is available to affected individuals in Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum and Perry counties after flooding from Aug. 10-22.

Reynoldsburg, OH · 10-14

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Summer floods bring fall mosquitoes

ATHENS, Ohio — Mosquitos have proliferated in Athens County in recent weeks after repeated flooding this summer and high temperatures created ideal conditions for the pests, increasing the risk of mosquito-borne illnesses. Normally, Athens County receives a little over 3 inches of rain on average in September according to...

Athens, OH · 29d

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Volunteers document Meigs County flood damage in hopes of federal assistance

RUTLAND, Ohio (WOUB) — Steve Tomek is standing on what little floor space is left at Community Church in Meigs County, where his father has been pastor for 27 years. Half the floor is gone, exposing the bare ground below. The pews, the pulpit and other items are packed...

Meigs County, OH · 10-13

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Wild weather wallops Ohio county fairs in 2026

MCCONNELSVILLE, Ohio — How does that old saying go? The best-laid plans of mice and men and fair boards often go awry?. That’s one way to sum up the trouble this year at the Morgan County Fair, held Sept. 8 to 12. On the second night of the...

Morgan County, OH · 10-13

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El Niño: A Look At Ohio’s Weather This Fall And Winter

Written by: Rebecca Straits (rjs006@marietta.edu) Each year it feels like the summers are getting longer and the winters are getting harsher — and the cause is a little deeper than climate change. El Niño is a naturally occurring climate event that happens in the Pacific Ocean where cold-nutrient rich...

Marietta, OH · 10-12

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Flash Flood Warning for Gallia, Meigs, Jackson and Mason Counties Through 7:15 PM

Gallia and Meigs Counties, Ohio, and Jackson and Mason Counties, West Virginia — **What is happening:** The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a Flash Flood Warning for east-central Gallia County and southeastern Meigs County in southeast Ohio, plus west-central Jackson County and northwestern Mason County in western West Virginia. The warning runs through 7:15 PM EDT Sunday.

Gallia County, OH · 10-11

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Sunday morning forecast | Oct. 11, 2026

Chillicothe, OH · 10-11

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Major disaster declaration approved for 7 Ohio counties

COLUMBUS — Gov. Mike DeWine was notified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Oct. 2 that President Donald Trump approved a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for seven Ohio counties impacted by severe weather in August. The counties approved for federal disaster assistance are Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan,...

Ohio · 10-08

The Columbus Dispatch

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Disaster recovery centers opening for those affected by August storms

Three disaster recovery centers are opening to help residents in seven Ohio counties designated for federal disaster assistance due to severe August weather that brought widespread flooding, tornadoes and significant property damage. President Donald Trump and the Federal Emergency Management Agency last week approved federal major disaster assistance for Franklin, Licking, Clermont, Hamilton, Morgan, Muskingum, and Perry counties. Preliminary damage assessments from multiple rounds of heavy rain, flooding and 17 confirmed tornadoes statewide between Aug. 10 and 13 found that at least 50 homes and businesses were destroyed, 806 had major damage, and 475 had minor damage, according to a press release from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's office. Homeowners and renters who were affected by the storms can visit the three disaster recovery centers operated by the state and federal Emergency Management Agencies serving the seven counties to learn about available assistance. The centers and the counties they will serve are at the following locations: Reynoldsburg Community Church, 1636 Graham Road, Reynoldsburg. This location will serve residents of both Franklin and Licking counties. William H. Barker Community Center, 13047 Karl Brown Road, Roseville. This location will serve residents of Perry, Morgan, and Muskingum counties. Hamilton County Central Campus, 1701 Patricia

Franklin County, OH · 10-06

Main Street Dollars

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Seven Ohio counties hit by August flooding now qualify for FEMA individual assistance

Households in seven Ohio counties can now apply to FEMA for help with flood damage, after a federal major disaster declaration dated October 2. The declaration, numbered DR-4945-OH, covers an incident period of August 10 through August 22 and names Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum and Perry counties. It activates the Individuals and Households […]

Licking County, OH · 10-04

10TV

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Ohio opens disaster recovery centers for those affected by August storms

Ohio · 10-07

WHIO Dayton

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President Trump approves federal aid for 7 Ohio counties hit by severe weather

President Donald Trump has approved a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for seven Ohio counties impacted by severe weather in August.

Ohio · 10-04

WTAP

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WTAP+ | Mid-Ohio Valley Morning Brief - October 5th, 2026

Washington County, OH · 10-05

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Damage from flooding cancels Village of Rutland Octoberfest

RUTLAND, Ohio — The Village of Rutland announced Thursday that it's canceling its Octoberfest, which was set for this Saturday. The Village of Rutland addressed the cancellation on social media, stating that while the decision was difficult, it was necessary to continue flood recovery efforts. In late September, rounds...

Rutland, OH · 10-02

Times Recorder

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Federal aid is coming to communities devastated by August flooding and storms

Residents, businesses and communities recovering from August flooding and severe storms in the region are now eligible for federal assistance after President Donald Trump approved Ohio's major disaster declaration Oct. 2. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine requested the declaration on Sept. 2. Many residents in Muskingum, Morgan and Perry County communities, like Crooksville, Roseville, and Corning, were ravaged by extreme thunderstorms, severe flooding and the aftershock of a derecho from the Midwest between Aug. 10-23. "After weeks of working with the governor, FEMA and local officials, I'm grateful President Trump approved Ohio's major disaster declaration," Congressman Troy Balderson said in an email. "This federal assistance will help families, businesses and communities across Ohio begin rebuilding after these devastating storms." The August flooding was part of a broader weather disaster that injured numerous people, left about 300,000 Ohioans without power and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. Shawn Digity is a reporter for the Zanesville Times Recorder. He can be emailed at sdigity@usatodayco.com or found on X at @ShawnDigityZTR. This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Federal aid is coming to communities devastated by August flooding and storms

Ohio · 10-02

Athens Messenger

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‘Because we love Vinton County’: The flooding aftermath and response in photos

MCARTHUR, Ohio — A week after Gov. Mike DeWine visited Vinton County and declared a state of emergency, things are slowly returning to normal. By Sept. 24, state Route 32 and U.S. 50 reopened, restoring one of Vinton County’s connections to the outside world. While the floodwaters are gone, evidence of them can be found throughout the county. Dust and silt coats many of the roads and low-lying areas, the dried remnants of a torrent of muddy water that swept through with devastating consequences. Things in downtown McArthur have returned to normal life, but traveling further from downtown reveals the destruction. Debris chokes many of the rivers and streams throughout the area. This includes not only felled trees, but also the remnants of trailers, buildings, homes and vehicles swept away by floodwaters. Most stores and other buildings have reopened, but a handful of unlucky ones submerged in floodwaters remain closed. Two buildings particularly hard hit by flooding are the Renovate Life Church of God, located at 64698 Infirmary Road, and Xena Place Apartments, located at 420 S. Market St. The lower floors of Xena Place Apartments flooded out, causing thousands of dollars of property damage and displacing 24 families. On

Vinton County, OH · 09-30

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Weeks after severe storms, southeast Ohio communities are recovering from floods

It’s been a particularly rainy summer in southern Ohio. In August, severe storms destroyed at least 50 homes and businesses and caused major damage to 800 more across 23 central and southern Ohio counties, according to the governor’s office. Then, just as many recovery efforts were progressing, another...

Morgan County, OH · 10-01