A snowfall then a freeze and thaw often creates flooding concerns for people living along creeks, streams, and even the Ohio River. Ohio County EMA Executive Director Lou Vargo says many of the ...

Local businesses along the Ohio River are reopening just days after devastating flooding submerged their properties. But, ...

However, the risk of major, widespread flooding on Saturday and Sunday remains low. Severe Weather Team9 forecasts that the Ohio River will crest just shy of 30 feet near Wheeling by Monday night ...

MEIGS COUNTY, Ohio (WCHS) — Southeast Ohio and the southern coalfields of West Virginia are part of ... the road out down here." Mainstem river flooding may eventually develop over the weekend ...

The Ohio River is set to crest this evening, along with all other local gauges. The most recent 60-foot crest was during the flood of 2018 when the river crested at 60.53 feet. The river will be ...

WEST VIRGINIA (WCHS) — A flood warning has been issued for multiple counties in West Virginia and Ohio through Thursday evening. The warning, issued by the National Weather Service, covers parts ...

The NWPS measured the Ohio River at 60.45 feet Monday morning, well above the normal pool level of 25.4 feet. The river could remain in moderate flood stage (above 56 feet) until 7 p.m. Wednesday ...

The Ohio River reached its peak overnight, briefly hitting 60.79 feet.See aerial footage of the flooded Ohio River from Tuesday, April 8 in the video player aboveFor comparison, the 1997 flood hit ...

Here's a look at the flooding forecast: According to the NOAA, the Ohio River at Cincinnati is currently at about 33 feet, almost 10 feet higher than its normal pool level of 25.4 feet.

The worst of the rainfall in Greater Cincinnati is over as of Sunday morning. But Ohio River flooding is about to get worse. Sunday morning, the National Weather Service issued a flood statement ...

As the Ohio River continues to swell, neighbors are doing what they can—moving fast, staying alert, and hoping their preparations are enough to ride out the worst of the flood.