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Crews work to restore power to 170,000 customers in Cincinnati region

Crews work to restore power to 170,000 customers in Cincinnati region

High winds knocked down trees and disrupted power for over 170,000 Duke Energy customers around Cincinnati on Aug. 11.
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A solar eclipse will be visible from Ohio today. When to see it

A solar eclipse will be visible from Ohio today. When to see it

A solar eclipse will make its celestial debut on Wednesday, Aug. 12. Will it be visible in Ohio?
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Multiple Counties in Ohio and Indiana

Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Multiple Counties in Ohio and Indiana

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for several counties in southeastern Indiana, northern Kentucky, and southwestern Ohio. The warning is in effect until 4:15 PM EDT, with storms moving southeast at 45 mph. These storms are capable of producing 70 mph wind gusts, which could cause significant tree damage and impact mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings. Residents in the affected areas, including major cities like Cincinnati and Hamilton, are advised to take precautions and remain alert for possible tornadoes.
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Severe Storms Threaten Cincinnati Area with Damaging Winds and Flash Flooding

Severe Storms Threaten Cincinnati Area with Damaging Winds and Flash Flooding

The Cincinnati region is facing a significant weather event on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, with multiple rounds of thunderstorms expected throughout the day. Forecasters have warned of potentially damaging wind gusts up to 75 mph (120 km/h), torrential rainfall, and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. A flood watch is in effect for the area, with concerns about flash flooding due to heavy rainfall. Northern areas of Cincinnati are expected to experience the most severe impacts, including widespread tree damage, power outages, and structural damage if storms organize into a large complex. The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm warnings and watches for several counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, highlighting the risk of hail and localized rainfall totals between 5 and 7 inches (127-178 mm).
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Bengals vs Lions: How to watch, game time, TV info, online stream, replay, and more

Bengals vs Lions: How to watch, game time, TV info, online stream, replay, and more

How to watch and follow the Cincinnati Bengals take on the Detroit Lions to kick off NFL Preseason Week 1.
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United Dairy Farmers and Grippo Foods Launch New Ice Cream Flavor 'Fun Food Crunch'

United Dairy Farmers and Grippo Foods Launch New Ice Cream Flavor 'Fun Food Crunch'

United Dairy Farmers and Grippo Foods Launch New Ice Cream Flavor 'Fun Food Crunch'
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Did tornadoes hit Ohio? How National Weather Service confirms twisters

Did tornadoes hit Ohio? How National Weather Service confirms twisters

Strong storms hit Columbus and Central Ohio on Aug. 11. Was it a tornado? Here's how the National Weather Service confirms them.
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About 130K Duke Energy customers without power after Cincinnati area storms

About 130K Duke Energy customers without power after Cincinnati area storms

Fallen trees, broken poles and damaged equipment continue to slow restoration efforts, Duke officials said.
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Total solar eclipse coming this week, and some in Ohio get a glimpse

Total solar eclipse coming this week, and some in Ohio get a glimpse

A solar eclipse will appear overhead this week. Will Ohio be able to see it? Here's which cities will be able to see it and what time it happens.
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Severe Midwest Derecho Brings 100+ mph Winds and Flash Flooding

Severe Midwest Derecho Brings 100+ mph Winds and Flash Flooding

A powerful derecho swept across the Midwest on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, bringing life-threatening weather conditions to northern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and parts of West Virginia and Virginia (source: weather.com). The storm system produced winds exceeding 100 mph, widespread flash flooding, and multiple radar-confirmed tornadoes. Rainfall rates reached 1 to 1.5 inches per hour, exacerbating flood risks, particularly in urban areas like Cincinnati, Ohio, and Charleston, West Virginia. The storm's rapid movement and intensity caused significant damage, including power outages affecting nearly 875,000 customers. The derecho's impact was likened to a 40-mile-wide tornado traveling over 100 miles, according to ITC Midwest's president, Dusky Terry.
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Severe Storms Bring Flooding and Destructive Winds to Midwest and Appalachians

Severe Storms Bring Flooding and Destructive Winds to Midwest and Appalachians

A series of severe storms is impacting the Midwest and central Appalachians, bringing significant flash flooding and destructive winds. Heavy rainfall rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour are expected, with storm totals potentially exceeding 6 inches in some areas. Cities such as Charleston, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Indianapolis, Indiana are in the flood threat zone, with Charleston and Cincinnati under a Level 3 of 4 flood risk on Tuesday. Damaging winds, with gusts over 75 mph, are possible in a storm complex moving from eastern Iowa, northern Illinois, and southern Wisconsin to Indiana and Ohio. A tornado struck Ransom, Illinois, late Sunday night, causing property damage and a train derailment. Nearly 175,000 power outages were reported across four states Monday night, primarily in Virginia.
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Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Here's everything you need to know for the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion.