Cleanup continued across Cincinnati on Tuesday after another round of strong thunderstorms swept through the Tri-State, bringing renewed flash flooding to neighborhoods still recovering from Friday’s historic rainfall.
The latest storms reinforced concerns that the city faces growing challenges as heavy rain events become more frequent.
Residents and business owners spent the weekend removing damaged…
Cleanup efforts continued across Cincinnati’s East Side after powerful storms produced flash flooding that inundated streets and businesses over the weekend.
Property owners spent hours removing mud, drying buildings, and salvaging equipment as they assessed the damage.
Several businesses remained closed while crews worked to restore safe conditions. City officials also reminded residents to avoid…
Smoke from massive wildfires burning across Canada drifted into Greater Cincinnati on Sunday, causing air quality to deteriorate across the region.
The Canadian wildfire smoke pushed the Air Quality Index (AQI) above 150 in parts of Cincinnati, placing air pollution in the “Unhealthy” category, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The hazy conditions…
Cincinnati officials have launched a flood infrastructure review after flash flooding killed one person, injured three others, and caused widespread damage across several neighborhoods.
Mayor Aftab Pureval said the city will evaluate how its infrastructure and emergency response performed during Friday’s storm while working with state and federal partners to support recovery efforts.
The announcement…
Residents across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky will remain under an air quality alert through Wednesday, July 15, after regional officials extended the advisory because of continued elevated ozone pollution.
The Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency (SOAQA) originally expected the alert to end on Monday, July 14, but updated forecasts showed ground-level ozone concentrations would…
The National Weather Service forecasts a prolonged period of hot and humid weather across the Ohio Valley this week.
While air temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 80s and low 90s, high humidity will make it feel significantly hotter.
Meteorologists warn that the combination of heat and moisture could push the heat index…
An air quality alert remains in effect across Greater Cincinnati through the holiday weekend.
The air quality alert covers parts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana as ozone levels may reach unhealthy levels for sensitive groups.
Greater Cincinnati residents face an air quality alert throughout the Independence Day weekend as environmental officials warn that elevated ozone…
Cincinnati fire crews prepare for dangerous heat.
They are reportedly using a citywide heat safety plan as forecasters warn of extreme temperatures and a surge in emergency calls.
The Cincinnati Fire Department has activated a comprehensive heat safety strategy as dangerous heat and humidity grip the Tri-State. The aim is to protect both firefighters and…
This dangerous heat wave threatens the Ohio Valley with record-breaking temperatures and suffocating humidity.
Residents must prepare now as the dangerous heat wave intensifies ahead of the July Fourth holiday.
The National Weather Service issued broad warnings as a dangerous heat wave settles over the central and eastern United States. Forecasters expect the intense weather…
As temperatures trend higher across Greater Cincinnati, local meteorologists and public health officials are urging residents to prepare for prolonged periods of heat.
Forecasts indicate that a developing heat dome could push temperatures and humidity to uncomfortable and potentially dangerous levels across much of Ohio through the Independence Day holiday period.
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