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WCHS on MSN · 22h

Ohio River Valley continues to deal with flood conditions following days of heavy rainfall

High water conditions along the Ohio River Valley continue to improve after several days of heavy rainfall pushed through the Tri-State.Several areas remain flo

The Independent on MSN · 1d

It could take weeks for flood waters to leave part of the Ohio Valley after ‘1,000-year’ rain, forecasters say

Areas around southern Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi river basins could see continuous flooding threats for weeks following the past week’s “one-in-1,000-year” rain event, forecasters have warned.

The Weather Channel on MSN · 2d

Flooding, Severe Weather Blamed For More Than 20 Deaths In The South And Ohio Valley

Life-threatening flooding continued across the South and Ohio Valley Monday after days of rain and storms hit the regions. Rivers were cresting Monday at near-record levels and towns and cities were under mandatory evacuations.

Brownfield Ag News4h

High water continues to impact Ohio River valley barge traffic

The movement of products and commodities by barge remains a challenge on the Ohio River and its tributaries thanks to last ...

The River: The 1974 Sayler Park tornado — remembering its 51st anniversary

The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river — from ...

2 Kentucky towns under evacuation order as Ohio River tributary will reach 'major' flood stage

Officials have imposed a mandatory evacuation for residents in two Kentucky towns as high floodwaters are expected due to ...

Eyewitness News (WEHT/WTVW) on MSN20h

Evansville prepares as the Ohio River is expected to reach historic levels

The Ohio River is projected to hit around 48 feet, which is within a few feet of the record set in 1937 at 53 feet. A sign is ...

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AERIALS | Ohio River tops out at over 60 feet, leaving riverbanks flooded

Drone footage shows flood waters sitting along the banks of the Ohio River and into riverfront parks and streets.

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Northeast Ohio's water divide shapes path to Lake Erie or Ohio River

Water always flows from higher terrain to lower elevations, but getting from high to low is not an easy (or always direct) ...

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