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WTAP
Flash flooding hits Mid-Ohio Valley Monday, prompting road closures
ATHENS, Ohio (WTAP) - Heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong storms hit the Mid-Ohio Valley early Monday. Just under three inches of rain has fallen at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport since Saturday, with locally higher totals as of Monday afternoon. Flooding has been reported across the region. The Hocking...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Heavy rains lead to high water in area
PARKERSBURG - Sudden heavy rains inundated the area Monday morning, leaving water inside the Bora Bora Smoothie Cafe on Murdoch Avenue, among other places. About 1.5 inches of rain fell from around midnight to 8 a.m. Monday, according to statistics from the National Weather Service, which issued a flood watch that is in effect until 8 a.m. Wednesday.
WHIZ
Another Round of Flooding Across Region
CROOKSVILLE, Ohio–Heavy rains overnight caused flooding concerns across the area. Some areas across the region saw anywhere from a half inch to two inches of rain which caused flooding on roadways. Several roadways are flooded in Crooksville including China Street. The Village Green Apartments also experienced flooding. According to...
hoodline.com
Crooksville Floods Again as Moxahala Creek Surges Eight Feet Overnight
William H. Barker Community Center — Perry County Multi-Agency Resource Center. Floodwaters swept back into Crooksville during the night before Monday, September 21, 2026, and into Monday morning, forcing the fire department to issue a voluntary evacuation notice for residents in flooded or flood-prone areas around 10:30 a.m. Monday and triggering three water rescues before dawn. The Moxahala Creek rose roughly eight feet at one point, and high water swamped parts of China Street, Mill Street, Industrial Drive, Tunnel Hill Road, Buzzards Glory Road and Ohio 93 south of the village.
NBC4 Columbus
DeWine declares state of emergency for flood-soaked Ohio counties
WTAP
First Alert Weather Day | Ongoing flooding for Monday morning commute
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - The overnight heavy rain prompted several flash flood warnings across the Mid-Ohio Valley for Monday morning. High water will be around the region for the morning commute. It will be a good idea to leave early just in case the routes that you take may be covered in high water. Remember, turn around and find an alternate route if you do see high water on the roadways.
10TV
Multiple roads closed in Vinton County due to high water
10TV
Vinton County residents still cleaning up after disastrous weekend flooding
10TV
NOW: High water alerts in place across Vinton, Hocking and Athens counties
WSAZ
First Alert Weather Day: Overnight and early heavy rain threat to start the day
WTAP
First Alert Weather Day: Flood threat remains through the night, very wet week ahead
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - *Flood Watch remains in effect for everyone through 12 p.m. Monday*. It’s been a very stormy day across the Mid-Ohio Valley with multiple rounds of storms and heavy rain. We’ll see more opportunities for showers and storms overnight tonight and into the upcoming week.