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Millstone, WV · Weather
WKYC
State of emergency declared for 19 Ohio counties after severe storms and flooding
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.
WTAP
10TV
Camper in the creek after flooding in Hocking County
Chillicothe Gazette
Send in your photos from the heavy rain in the area
CHILLICOTHE — In the past weeks, Ross and surrounding counties have received heavy rain. This has caused severe flooding on roads, farms, and in homes. More: A Waverly farm lost most of their crops due to flooding The Chillicothe Gazette wants to see your photos of the floods or storm damage. Send your photos to this link to be featured in a gallery. This article originally appeared on Chillicothe Gazette: Send in your photos from the heavy rain in the area
EDMTunes
Lost Lands Storms Cause Cancellation and Campsite Chaos
Lost Lands 2026 has canceled its final day following severe weather at Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio. Lost Lands ran from September 18–20, bringing another weekend of bass music to Ohio. However, dangerous weather forced organizers to evacuate the festival grounds on Sunday, bringing the final day to an early end.
WSAZ
Neighbors without power after overnight storm
POMEROY, Ohio (WSAZ) - Residents of Pomeroy, Ohio, saw flash flooding from a storm on Monday. Some neighbors said they were without power Monday morning. “It went out about midnight. And I reported, and before I could report it, they already knew,” resident Steve Dunfee said. “That’s something new, I guess. The new meters they put in are supposed to tell them they’re immediately an outage. About 6:30, they sent an email out that the power was back on, well it wasn’t back on.”
NBC4 Columbus
Weekend flooding halts festival, damages artist shop
LAURELVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) — Heavy rain caused severe flash flooding across parts of Pickaway and Hocking counties over the weekend. The storms led the annual Jack Pine Glass Pumpkin Festival to close early on Saturday and remain shut on Sunday. The fall tradition draws more than 10,000 people to the Hocking Hills region every year. […]