Residents across the Cincinnati area faced another day of weather concerns Wednesday after powerful storms swept through the region and left behind damage, flooding risks, and thousands without electricity.
Forecasters warned that saturated ground and additional rainfall could quickly lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas, creeks, and urban neighborhoods.
The latest weather system arrived…
Cincinnati residents should prepare for several days of wet weather as a slow-moving weather system lingers across the Ohio Valley.
Forecasters say the greatest concern is heavy rainfall rather than widespread severe weather.
Multiple weather outlets reported that showers and thunderstorms could repeatedly move over the same locations, leading to flooding concerns in low-lying and…
Two weeks after historic flash flooding struck Cincinnati and surrounding communities, recovery efforts remain underway.
The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) responds to hundreds of sewer backup cases and evaluates long-term infrastructure needs.
The July 17 storm dumped extraordinary amounts of rain across parts of Hamilton County, causing widespread flooding, property damage, and disruptions to transportation…
Residents across Greater Cincinnati face another round of potentially dangerous weather as forecasters warn of heavy rain, thunderstorms, localized flooding, damaging winds, and a possible tornado threat this weekend.
The most significant weather is expected Saturday afternoon and evening, with additional rounds of rain and storms possible on Sunday.
Officials urge residents to monitor forecasts…
Residents across Cincinnati and much of southwest Ohio should prepare for another round of severe weather as forecasters warn that a “train of storms” may produce heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and damaging wind gusts on Monday, July 27.
The Ohio storm threat comes as multiple weather systems are expected to track over the same areas,…
Cincinnati officials have confirmed that the Duck Creek floodgate on Madison Road in Oakley failed to deploy automatically during the historic July 17 storm because of a mechanical malfunction.
City Manager Sheryl Long said the floodgate should have closed when water reached its trigger level, but a mechanical problem prevented the automatic system from working. …
Mayor Aftab Pureval declared a local emergency for the City of Cincinnati on Tuesday after multiple rounds of severe weather caused widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and dangerous conditions across the city.
The declaration follows deadly flash flooding that struck the region on Friday and another round of storms on Tuesday that produced additional flooding and…
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…
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…


