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Active Weather Continues

Past and future rainfall will bring a continued threat for flash flooding across the Ohio Valley. An increased heavy rain threat moving into the weekend will also bring the threat for smaller river flooding as well. Check forecasts in the coming days for updates.

Wet Pattern Remains Across The Ohio Valley

Locally Heavy Rainfall Threat Continues

Thunderstorms will continue to bring a threat for heavy rain and flooding to parts of the Ohio Valley this weekend.

The threat for heavy rain and flooding continues across parts of the Ohio Valley.

Thunderstorms in the southwestern Ohio River Valley bring a threat for localized heavy rain and flash flooding today, especially in Kentucky and Tennessee. Tuesday through Thursday, brief high pressure moves into the region, keeping most areas dry.

A respite from the rain for the basin: Tuesday through Thursday, brief high pressure moves into the Ohio Valley, keeping most areas dry. Next expected basin-wide rain event will occur Friday and into the weekend

Rainfall Chances Increase Into the Weekend

Rainfall Chances Increase Into the Weekend

Rainfall Chances Increase Into the Weekend

Most of us will be dry today with rain chances increasing tonight through the weekend. Some of the rain could be heavy, potentially leading to flash flooding in some areas. Rivers are forecast to remain below action stage except for lingering high water in southern IL and IN.

A slow moving front will sag into the northern Ohio Valley, generating active weather the next couple days, mainly north of the Ohio River. Rain will be heavy at times, potentially leading to localized flash flooding.

Humid air will continue to fuel scattered showers and storms. A weak front will focus most of them over the northern half of the basin, but scattered precipitation is also forecast south of the Ohio River. No new river flooding is forecast.

Very humid air will continue to fuel scattered showers and storms. No new river flooding is expected, but heavy rainfall in thunderstorms provides a slight risk of localized flash-flooding on Sunday.

Very humid air will continue to fuel scattered showers and storms. Slight risk of localized flash flooding. No new river flooding is expected, but heavy rainfall in thunderstorms provides a slight risk of localized flash-flooding on Sunday.

Very humid air will continue to fuel scattered showers and storms. Slight risk of localized flash flooding.

Chance of Flash Flooding in the Southeast Basin

Heavy rain will move through the Maumee, Great Lakes, and Wabash River basins, bringing 1-2” of rain. Isolated flash flooding and some quick river rises are possible. A cold front pushes through Thursday into Friday, ushering in a brief period of relatively cool, dry weather.

Areas of heavy rain fell over parts of IN and OH last night, driving rivers higher today. Bankfull conditions are expected with isolated minor flooding possible. Going forward, drier conditions expected after today will bring quieter hydrologic conditions for the weekend.