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15 Fury Alert Day issued for additional heavy rain Saturday
Some areas across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio have seen well over 5 inches of rain within the span of only 24 hours, Wednesday and Thursday, resulting in considerable flooding across cities and towns such as Bluffton, Berne, Markle, and Huntington. Additional rainfall will be likely over the weekend. While...
peakofohio.com
UPDATE: State Route 117 reopens in Huntsville after flooding
State Route 117 has now reopened. State Route 117, or Lima Street, between the traffic light and Fruit Street in Huntsville remains closed Thursday morning after heavy rain caused flooding in the area. The flooding created dangerous driving conditions Wednesday evening. One vehicle became disabled while attempting to drive through...
WDTN
One-week outage planned for Sidney tornado siren
Previous storm coverage above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Sidney Safety Services is warning the residents of Sidney about a local tornado siren which will be temporarily out of service. Officials said the tornado warning siren at Humphrey Park will be out of service for approximately one week because electrical work is being done in the […]
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Homeowner Claims $70,000 Tornado Repairs Are Falling Apart Three Years Later
An Ohio homeowner survived a tornado tearing through her neighborhood. Three years later, repairing what the storm left behind introduced another force of nature to endure. An EF-2 tornado tore through the Toledo area on June 15, 2023, damaging Angelique Garcia’s Point Place home. The National Weather Service (NWS) recorded peak winds of 130 mph...
WTOL 11
Your WTOL 11 weather impact forecast: What to expect in northwest Ohio, southeast Michigan
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Scattered showers continue before a dry Friday | WTOL 11 Weather
svhsnow.com
A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record
COLUMBUS, OH — As Ohio quickly approaches the fall season, forecasters are looking back at a remarkable weather event from October 19, 1989, when a rare, early-season snowstorm hit western Ohio, producing several inches of snowfall from Cincinnati to Dayton to Lima to Toledo. That storm remains the most notable example of Ohio’s earliest recorded significant snowfall, with Cincinnati recording a substantial 5.0 inches and Dayton measuring 4.8 inches during the unusual autumn event.
WTOL 11
Clouds return overnight, humid weather continues Tuesday | WTOL 11 Weather