Greater Cincinnati residents face a heightened threat of flooding this week as a prolonged stretch of rain and thunderstorms moves through southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana.
Forecasters say repeated rounds of precipitation could overwhelm drainage systems and lead to flooding in low-lying areas.
The National Weather Service office in Wilmington expects showers and…
Cincinnati Climate Week has launched its first regional series of events focused on sustainability, resilience, and environmental action.
Cincinnati Climate Week brings together community leaders, businesses, educators, and residents for a week of climate-focused programs across Greater Cincinnati.
The inaugural Cincinnati Climate Week began on June 8 with a packed schedule of events designed to…
Residents across Greater Cincinnati faced an air quality advisory on Thursday after regional environmental officials forecast elevated ozone concentrations during warm and sunny conditions.
The advisory covered several counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and remained in effect from midnight Thursday through midnight Thursday night.
The warning came from the Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency,…
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Cincinnati Public Schools remained closed Wednesday, Jan. 28, marking a third consecutive day off due to snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures. District officials said icy roads, sidewalks, and bus stops posed safety risks for students and staff. The closures come as a major winter storm impacts much of the U.S. As a…
Residents across the Greater Cincinnati area are waking up to an unusually mild and murky Christmas morning, but meteorologists warn that this unseasonal warmth is the calm before a turbulent shift in the weather pattern.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Wilmington, today’s weather will remain significantly warmer than average, with high temperatures…


