Tri-State Declares Thursday Weather Alert After 5 to 7 Inches Raise Flood, Storm Threats
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Updated · FOX19 · Aug 11
Tri-State Declares Thursday Weather Alert After 5 to 7 Inches Raise Flood, Storm Threats
3 articles · Updated · FOX19 · Aug 11
Summary
Thursday was designated a First Alert Weather Day across the Tri-State as flooding concerns persisted and more severe storms threatened the region.
An estimated 5 to 7 inches or more of rain fell in communities north and northwest of Cincinnati after repeated rounds of heavy downpours, driving the flood risk.
A brief lull is expected Thursday, but additional storms are forecast Friday and scattered strong storms remain possible Saturday, leaving outdoor plans uncertain rather than washed out.
Sunday is expected to turn dry and hot, though dense morning fog could cut visibility, before scattered thunderstorms return Monday and cooler air arrives Tuesday.