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Diamond, WV · Weather
WTAP
More showers possible before cold front moves through overnight
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - More rain is expected for the evening hours in the Mid-Ohio Valley, and while there is still some isolated flooding potential, the highest risk has shifted a little further south. The cold front behind all this rain has been moving slower than originally expected. Rain will...
WTAP
Rain and storms return to the Mid-Ohio Valley Thursday
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - The weather across the Mid-Ohio Valley will remain dry, even into Wednesday. However, we will be feeling the heat increase across today and Wednesday. That will change once a round of rain and thunderstorms move through the region on Thursday. Tuesday morning will start off on...
WSAZ
WKBN
Earthquake recorded in southeast Ohio
Fox 19
Earthquake in southeast Ohio early Monday
NELSONVILLE, Ohio (WXIX) — A weak magnitude 2.5 earthquake shook parts of southeast Ohio early Monday morning. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded the minor quake around 4:06 a.m. near Nelsonville and Athens, roughly 120 miles east of Cincinnati. The earthquake occurred at a depth of about five miles. While...
sciotovalleyguardian.com
Rumpke may start trash routes early this week amid extreme heat
WAVERLY, Ohio — Rumpke Waste & Recycling crews may begin collection routes earlier than usual through the rest of this week as the company adjusts operations ahead of forecast extreme heat, according to a news release. The change affects customers across the company’s service regions, including the Waverly area,...
Times Recorder
'Yesterday's gone.' Flood survivors look forward with community support
ROSEVILLE – Roseville resident Autumn McNutt has found herself repeating a new mantra in the aftermath of the area's historic flooding in mid-August: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Autumn walked into the flood victims' donation distribution center in the old Roseville Middle School on Aug. 25, hoping to receive some clothing. The center was recently relocated there after its original location in Crooksville was flooded in a second round of flooding from Aug. 16. The first round started during the evening of Aug. 10 and continued into the next day. Autumn woke up that morning and had no power. She didn't think much of it at first, and she passed the time by playing cards with her boyfriend. Then they heard a knock at around 10:30 a.m. It was emergency personnel. "Hey, you guys need to evacuate," they told Autumn. "Evacuate? What?" She was caught off guard. "The water's right out there," they told her. Autumn stepped outside her Village Green apartment to check for herself. Moments later, she was heading to New Lexington with her neighbors, fleeing the floodwaters of Moxahala Creek. Her temporary refuge that day was a local Wendy's restaurant. Torrential downpours pummeled Morgan, Muskingum