There are flood warnings up and down the Little Miami River today after torrential rains Friday evening into Saturday morning caused the river to creep into nearby land and roadways. [Read More ➡️]
The National Weather Service in Wilmington notified citizens in and around southwestern and south-central Ohio, central Ohio, Northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana that there have been reports of funnel clouds – but they are no reason for concern. [Read More ➡️]
From the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio, a severe thunderstorm warning with damaging winds is gaining strength and headed northeast from Delhi Township. Loveland
This isn’t the worst flooding Loveland has ever seen. Not by a long shot.
“They’ve had it where it has covered Nisbet Park before,” said Otto Huber, Loveland-Symmes Fire Department chief, as he surveyed the water rising from the Linda J. Cox Trailside Parking lot next to Loveland Canoe and Kayak, a river outfitter. “Water comes up from O’Bannon Creek and it’s water all over.” [Read More ➡️]
The Little Miami River is approaching historic flooding levels at both the Kings Mills and Milford National Weather Service river gauge locations – the two closest to Loveland. [Read More ➡️]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BATAVIA, Ohio –This year Ohio Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 17-23. This is a good time to review emergency plans for flooding,
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