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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...
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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
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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.
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Clouds return overnight, humid weather continues Tuesday | WTOL 11 Weather
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9/12/2026 Annie's Saturday Morning First Alert Forecast
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Wednesday heats up — then the storms roll in | WTOL 11 Weather
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Muddy wet conditions challenge West Liberty Labor Day Festival
Muddy, wet conditions at West Liberty Lions Club Park are creating challenges for festival-goers on Sunday following significant rainfall and flooding that affected the grounds Saturday. The West Liberty Lions Club is strongly encouraging festival-goers not to park at the park. Instead, visitors are asked to use parking available at...
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9/06/2026 Annie's Sunday Morning First Alert Forecast
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'I thought it was a tornado': Residents begin cleanup after storms swept through Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio — One day after strong storms moved through the Toledo area, residents are cleaning up fallen limbs, damaged trees and debris while reflecting on just how quickly conditions turned dangerous. Across the city, the aftermath remained visible Friday, with downed branches and toppled trees scattered throughout neighborhoods.
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High Impact Storm Complex Producing Widespread 60 To 80 MPH Winds Targets Northern Ohio Including Detroit Toledo And Cleveland
OHIO — A dangerous, high-impact storm complex is directly targeting northern Ohio Thursday afternoon, already producing widespread wind gusts of 60 to 80 mph as it tracks southeast across the region. As of 4:30 p.m., the line stretched from near Detroit and Toledo through Cleveland, Akron, and Youngstown, with a documented history of knocking out power across multiple cities in its path. Forecasters describe this as a high-impact storm complex carrying multiple hazards, including QLCS tornado potential, large hail, and flooding rainfall, urging residents to have immediate access to warning alerts given the fast-moving and dangerous nature of the line.