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THE FLOODS IN PAJARO LEFT MANY WITHOUT BASIC NECCESSITIES.. INCLUDING ONE MAN WHO LOST HIS ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAIR .....BUT NOW A STRANGER HAS STEPPED UP TO HELP. ACTION NEWS 8 REPORTER JAKE FLORES IS LIVE IN PAJARO WITH MORE. ERIN.. SO MANY IN THIS TOWN LOST SO MUCH IN THE FLOODING....STORY AFTER HEARTBREAKING STORY.... INCLUDING ONE MAN WHO LOST HIS WAY OF GETTING AROUND TOWN.. LUCKILY.. SOMEONE HAS STEPPED UP TO HELP. SOT--VID 8389 30:45-30:49 <MY NEW BEST FRIEND.> VO-- AS THE SAYING GOES.. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS...IN THIS CASE.. WORDS AND ACTION WERE ON THE SAME OCTAVE. DESPITE A LANGUAGE BARRIER AND LIVING IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CENTRAL COAST... ONE SOQUEL MAN DECIDED TO HELP OUT A PAJARO RESIDENT WHO LOST HIS ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR DURING THE FLOODS.. 8362 00:27;15 - 00:36;15 FRANCISCO ZAMORA "PUES SE MOJO, Y YA LO TIRAMOS. PUES YA NO PRENDIO, AHI LO TENIA EN ESE CUARTO. Y SE ENTRO EL AGUA COMO UN METRO DOS O MAS" WELL IT GOT WET AND WE THREW IT OUT. IT DIDNT TURN ON ANYMORE, WE HAD IT IN THAT ROOM AND ABOUT A METER OR TWO OF WATER FLOODED IN VO-- FRANCISCO ZAMORA, AN 81-YEAR- OLD PAJARO RESIDENT, WAS IN DESPERATE NEED OF ANOTHER ELECTRIC MOBILITY VEHICLE. VO-- 78-YEAR-OLD VIETNAM VET, JOHN FRASER.. HEARD ABOUT FRANCISCO'S STORY AND DECIDED TO TAKE ACTION. 8362 02:05;27 - 02:15;00 FRANCISCO ZAMORA "NO PUES MI DUELEN MUCHO LOS PIES Y POR ESO USABA LA CIA PAR ANDAR POR AHI. YA LOS PIES NO ME AYUDAN TENGO 81 ANOS" WELL MY FEET HURT A LOT, AND THATS WHY I USED MY CHAIR TO GO AROUND, MY FEET DONT HELP ME NOW THAT I'M 81 YEARS OLD. SOT--VID 8389 31:20- 31:23---31:26-31:28 <LAST NIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, I WOKE UP AND I SAID.> <HE COULD USE A SCOOTER. JOHN TOLD ME THAT HE'LL BE RETURNING TOMORROW TO BRING CHARGING CABLES, A MANUAL BOOK ON HOW TO OPERATE THE SCOOTER.. AND A BASKET THAT FRANCISCO CAN ATTACH TO THE SC

Veteran donates scooter to senior who lost electric wheelchair in flood


Many Californians living along the state's Central Coast lost important belongings during the floods that impacted the coast over a month ago, including one man who lost his way of getting around town. Luckily, someone stepped up to help. Despite a language barrier and living in different parts of California, John Fraser, a Vietnam veteran, decided to help a man who lost his electric wheelchair in the flood.“Last night in the middle of the night, I woke up and I said, ‘he could use a scooter. I have too many scooters,’ Fraser said. "So, I said, 'I'm going to call, but how do I reach Channel 8?'"Fraser contacted our sister station KSBW 8 in Salinas, California, to discuss his idea of helping out. Francisco Zamora, 81, was the recipient of the kind gesture.“Well, it got wet, and we threw it out. It didn’t turn on anymore, we had it in that room and about a meter or two of water flooded in,” Zamora told KSBW 8 in Spanish. “My feet hurt a lot, and that’s why I used my chair to get around. My feet don’t help me now that I'm 81 years old.”John Fraser showed up at Zamora’s home, set up the scooter, and had him take it for a spin. As Zamora circled the parking lot with an ear-to-ear grin, Fraser couldn’t help but be overcome with joy. “The joy is for me and me alone. I just couldn't be happier,” Fraser said. Fraser says that he’ll be returning to Zamora’s residence to bring over a charging cable, a manual on how to operate the scooter, and a little basket that can be attached to the back whenever Zamora goes grocery shopping.

Many Californians living along the state's Central Coast lost important belongings during the floods that impacted the coast over a month ago, including one man who lost his way of getting around town.

Luckily, someone stepped up to help.

Despite a language barrier and living in different parts of California, John Fraser, a Vietnam veteran, decided to help a man who lost his electric wheelchair in the flood.

“Last night in the middle of the night, I woke up and I said, ‘he could use a scooter. I have too many scooters,’ Fraser said. "So, I said, 'I'm going to call, but how do I reach Channel 8?'"

Fraser contacted our sister station KSBW 8 in Salinas, California, to discuss his idea of helping out. Francisco Zamora, 81, was the recipient of the kind gesture.

“Well, it got wet, and we threw it out. It didn’t turn on anymore, we had it in that room and about a meter or two of water flooded in,” Zamora told KSBW 8 in Spanish. “My feet hurt a lot, and that’s why I used my chair to get around. My feet don’t help me now that I'm 81 years old.”

John Fraser showed up at Zamora’s home, set up the scooter, and had him take it for a spin. As Zamora circled the parking lot with an ear-to-ear grin, Fraser couldn’t help but be overcome with joy.

“The joy is for me and me alone. I just couldn't be happier,” Fraser said.

Fraser says that he’ll be returning to Zamora’s residence to bring over a charging cable, a manual on how to operate the scooter, and a little basket that can be attached to the back whenever Zamora goes grocery shopping.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/05/28/man-donates-scooter-to-pajaro-senior-who-lost-wheelchair-in-flood/feed/ 0 About 150 people evacuated from Carlsbad Caverns National Park https://cincylink.com/2022/08/22/about-150-people-evacuated-from-carlsbad-caverns-national-park/ https://cincylink.com/2022/08/22/about-150-people-evacuated-from-carlsbad-caverns-national-park/#respond Mon, 22 Aug 2022 18:25:55 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=169649

Nearly 200 visitors and park staff were safely evacuated after they were stranded at Carlsbad Caverns National Park for nearly nine hours on Saturday.In a statement released on Sunday, Chief Ranger Laura Steele said park rangers initially began the process of evacuating the park around 2 p.m. Saturday, due to thunderstorm activity at the park. About an hour later, the decision was made to issue a shelter in place, inside the visitors center."There was no signs or anything like that warning us about flash flooding or anything," said Michael Conteas. The Albuquerque resident had brought his children to see the tourist attraction for the first time. "Children were upset. My wife was very, very nervous. Everyone was pretty much distraught."Albuquerque residents Robert and Stephanie Saavedra were also among those stranded at the Caverns, with their three children. Stephanie said they were about halfway done with the tour, when park officials gave the evacuation order. They made a 20-minute walk back out to the visitor center building. The family soon discovered that the road was impassable."We've been asking about food and water, since we have three small kids," Stephanie Saavedra said. "They don't even know about food and water for us. We're just walking around and waiting."The family told Action 7 News that the staff at the tourist attraction gave them food, but they had to pay for it. They also said the caverns ran out of food, so some people were unable to eat.Carlsbad Caverns remains closed.

Nearly 200 visitors and park staff were safely evacuated after they were stranded at Carlsbad Caverns National Park for nearly nine hours on Saturday.

In a statement released on Sunday, Chief Ranger Laura Steele said park rangers initially began the process of evacuating the park around 2 p.m. Saturday, due to thunderstorm activity at the park. About an hour later, the decision was made to issue a shelter in place, inside the visitors center.

"There was no signs or anything like that warning us about flash flooding or anything," said Michael Conteas. The Albuquerque resident had brought his children to see the tourist attraction for the first time. "Children were upset. My wife was very, very nervous. Everyone was pretty much distraught."

Albuquerque residents Robert and Stephanie Saavedra were also among those stranded at the Caverns, with their three children. Stephanie said they were about halfway done with the tour, when park officials gave the evacuation order. They made a 20-minute walk back out to the visitor center building. The family soon discovered that the road was impassable.

"We've been asking about food and water, since we have three small kids," Stephanie Saavedra said. "They don't even know about food and water for us. We're just walking around and waiting."

The family told Action 7 News that the staff at the tourist attraction gave them food, but they had to pay for it. They also said the caverns ran out of food, so some people were unable to eat.

Carlsbad Caverns remains closed.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/08/22/about-150-people-evacuated-from-carlsbad-caverns-national-park/feed/ 0 Icy Weather Coming https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-coming/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-coming/#respond Wed, 23 Feb 2022 07:57:11 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=149734


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Icy Weather Coming



THE DEUCE. [LAUGHTER] SHEREE: MAYBE I CAN BE HIS NICKNAME. MI KE: WE WILL FIND OUT WHAT THE WEATHER IS OUT RIGHT NOW. GEORGE: WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE POTENTIAL RFO SOME ICE COMING OUR WAY. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY, I DO NOT THINK THIS IS THE ICE STORM WE HAD SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, WHERE THE ROADS WERE JTUS A COMPLETE DISASTER AROUND HERE. ATTH IS NOT WHAT WE ARE FACING. THIS IS A DIFFERENT SET UP AND MENTIONINGHE T NUMBERS, THE REASON WHY YOU DO NOT WANTED TO BE 22 IS WHAT WE DEALT WITH WHEN WE HAD A LOT OF SLEET. OUR TEMPERATURES WILL BE CLOSER TO THE FREEZING MARK AND THAT WILL MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE. HERE IS WT HAYOU WILL NEED TO KNOW. WE ARE WATCHING TWO ROUNDS OF POTENTIAL WINTRY WEATHER. TWO ROUNDS OF ICY WEATHER. THE FIRST ONE BEING A LITTLE BIT OF A WINYTR MIX LATE TOMORROW INTO THURSDAY MORNING. THEN THE MAIN EVENT, THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, FOBERE IT CHANGES OVER TERRAIN. HERE’S WHAT I AM THINKING RIGHT NOW. -- OVER TERRAIN. HERE IS WHAT I’M THINKING RIGHT NOW. PARTICULARLY, MAY UP TO ONE THIRD OFN A INCH. THE FURTHER NORTH TO GO OF THE 527 LOOP, ICE WILL BE MORE IMPACTFUL. AROUND THE 275 LOOP AND SOUTH OF THE RIVER, ANYWHERE FROM 1/10 TO ONE QUARTER OF AN INCH. HERE’S THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE. MOST OF THE ICE ACCUMULATION IN THIS EVENT WLIL BE ON YOUR ELEVATED SURFASCE AND, AS YOU GET NORTH OF THE 275 LOOP, SOME OF YOUR SECONDARY ROADS, YOUR SIDESTREETS FOR EXAMPLE. I AM THINKING BECAUSE MPTEERATURES ARE RIGHT ABOUT 30, 31 FOR MOST OF US, MBEAY EVEN 29 IN SOME AREAS. BECAUSE WE ARE COMING OFF A COUPLE OF DAYS IN THE 60’S, THE ROADS SODTO TO SHAPE PRIMARILY WET. I WILL NOT RULE OUT SLICK OUGHTS, ESPECIALLY BRIDGES, OVERPASSES, ANYTHING ELEVATED. THIS WLIL BE MORE OF WHAT WE CALL A TREETOP OR EVENT WHERE IT IS IN THE TREES, POWERLINES COME ON YROU DECK, ON YOUR CARS, BUT AGAI N I WILL NOT RULE OUT SLICK SPOTS, ESPECIALLY AS YOU GET INTO PARTS OF BUTL,ER WARRENTON, FAYETTEVILLE. AS YOU GET AWAY FROM THE 285 LOOP. RTPA OF THE CULPRIT BEING IN THE COLD AIR IS AS COLD FRONT. ITVING THROUGH CLAREMONT AND PARTS OF CAMPBELL COUNTY. YOU GET A QUICK FIVE MINUTE SHOWER. THE WIND SWITCH AROUND, IT OPENS AROUND FOR A BIG TIME TEMPERATURE CHANGE. LOOK AT ALL OF THIS BLUE TONIGHT. IT IS NOSING RIGHT INTO THE OHIO VALLEY. TEMPERATURES WILL DROPFF O SIGNIFICANTLY INTO THEAY D ON WEDNESDAY. IT WILL BE A MUCH COLDER DAY FOR .US TODAY WE ARE IN THE LOW 60’S. TOMORROW WE WILL PROBABLY BE IN THE UPPER 30’S. LOOK AT THE WINDS AT 23. TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED CLOSE TO 50. AROUND THE AREA, ALMOST0 IN MAYSVIE,LL AND 38 ELSEWHERE. THAT SETS US UP WITH THE POTEIANTL FOR ICE TO MOVE IN. HERE’S FUTURECAST. WAHTC HOW THIS PLAYS OUT. WE KEEP MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES TONIGHT. TOMORROW SKIES ARE MOSTLY CLOUDY. THERE MAY BE A LITTLE SUN IN THEIR, ESPECIALLY MID TO EARLY AFTERNOON. WE WILL CLDOU BACKUP IN THE EVENING. AFTER 8:00 TOMORROW EVENING, WE RUN E RTHISK OF SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF A WINTRYIX M -- MIX THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. IT IS LIGHT IN RESPECTS TO ACCUMULATION. TEMPERATURES BELOW FREEZING, I WILL NOT RULE OUT SLICK SPOTS OVERNIGHT WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY MORNING. WATCH WHAT HAPPENS AT THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT ABOUT 3:00. THE MAIN EVENT BEGINS TO UNFOLD. IT WILL BE RIGHT AROUND FREEZING SO PRIMARILY THE ELEVATED SURFACES WILL NEED TO BE WATCDHE THE MOST. IT IS BREEZY THE REST OF THE NIGHT AS IT LEARNS -- AS IT TURNS COLDER. 32 TOMORROW. ONLY 39 FOR A HIGH. HERE’S YOUR DAY PLANNER. IT IS PRETTY MUCH DRY ALL DAY. THURSDAY, A WEATHER IMPACT DAY, THEN A CHIYLL WEEKEND. MENTIONING THE OHIO RIVER BEFORE I GO AWAY H

Colder air will set the stage for some ice concerns late Wednesday into Thursday.

CINCINNATI —

Colder air will set the stage for some ice concerns late Wednesday into Thursday.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-coming/feed/ 0 Wet And Breezy Tuesday https://cincylink.com/2022/02/21/wet-and-breezy-tuesday/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/21/wet-and-breezy-tuesday/#respond Tue, 22 Feb 2022 04:47:36 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=149348


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Wet And Breezy Tuesday



SHEREE: THAT'S SCARY STUFF. YOU'RE HEARING ABOUT MORE RAIN TOMOOWRR, IT SUDDENLY DOESN'T SEEM LIKE A BIG DEAL. FOR PEOPLE WHO MAYBE EXPERIENCE FLOODING ISSUES, THE GROUND IS ALREADY WET, IT COULD BE MESSY TOMORROW. KEVIN: POOR DRAINAGE AREAS, AT THE BOTTOM OF A HILL, IT TENDS TO FLOOD, GARAGES FLOODING, ET CETERA, THIS IS ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE TYPES OF SETUPS, NOT WIDESPREAD, BUT A FEW COULD OVEPR PROBLEMATIC, TOMORROW AFTERNOON WITH ANOTHER GOOD SOAKING HEADED OUR WAY. A LOOK AT THE RADAR RIGHT NOW, IT'S QUIET OUTSIDE, HOWEVER, RAIN IS KNOCKING ON OUR DOORSPTE TONIGHT, IN FACT, SOME DOWNPOURS, A LITTLE TERHUND AND LIGHTNING ALLUT O TO OUR WEST AT THE MOMENT. YOU CAN SEE IT'S STARTING TO MOVE UP THE OHIO RER IIVN OUR DIRECTION. IT'S NOT TERRIBLY ORGANIZEDND A I DON'T THINK IT'S GOING TO LAST TERRIBLY LONG, BUT IT IS OUR INITIAL WAVE OF WET WEATR.HE IT'S ABOUT 100 MILES AWAY FROM US RIGHT NOW, SO PROBABLY MOVING IN HERE, YOU KNOW, AFTER 2:00 OR 3:00 A.M., DON'T BE SURPRISE IFFED YOU SUDDENLY SEE A FLASH OF LIGHTNING THROUGH THE SKYLIGHT OR SOMETHING OR MAYBE HEAR A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OUT THERE OVERNIGHT. HERE WE ARE WITH THE FLOOD WATCH TH'SAT IN EFFECT. NO SEVERE WEATHER, WE'RE NOT WORRIED ABOUT ANY OF THAT AROUND HERE. FLOOD WATCH FOR TOMORROW, THE POOR DRAINAGE AREAS, SOME OF ETH RAVINES, THE CREEKS, FIELDS, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU GOT ONE OF THOSE CREEKS IN YOUR BACKYA,RD PROBABLY GOING TO FILL UP WITH SOME WATER AGAIN. TH ERE IS A LOOK AT FUTURECAST, YOU CAN SEE, HERE WE ARE 3:00 A.M., HERE COME SOME OF THE DOWNPOURS OUT OF SOUTHEAST INDIANA INTO SOUTHWEST OHIO. DON'T BE SURPREDIS IF A RUMBLE OF THUNDER IS POSSIBLE. IT LOOKSET W FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE. EVEN IF IT'S NOT POURING, THE ROADS WILL BE WET. LEAVE YOURSELF SOME EXTRA TIME. LOOK AT MID MORNING TOMORROW, BOY, WTHA A SOAK.ER TOMORROW LOOKS A LOT LEIK LAST THUVERS DID WITH PRETTY MUCH A NONSTOP RAIN EVENT, A WASHOUT THROUGHOUT THE DAYND A MAYBE A FEW RUMBLES OF THUNDER IN THERE. NOTICE BY 3:00, THE BULK OF THE HEAVY RAIN HAS COME TO AN END. WHILE IT STILL LOOKS LOOK LIKE WE'LL HAVE WET ROADWAYS FOR THE EVENING, BY THENHE T HEAVIEST RAIN HAS MOVED ON. BY TOMORROW EVENING'S COMME,UT THERE WILL BE SOME LINGERING SHOWERS TO WORK WITH. AS WE GET IONT THE OVERNIGHT TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY, WE START TO DRY OUT. IT TURNS CHILLY ON WEDNESDAY. IT'S DRY DURING THE DAY ON WEDNESDAY AND THEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSY DAMORNING,E W GET A LITTLE BRUSH WITH WINTRY WEATHER. THIS DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A BIG DEAL, BUT WITH TEMPERATURES NEAR FREEZING, I'M NOT GOING TO RULE OUT THE CHANCE IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR A FEW SLICK SPOTS HERE AND THERE, ESPECIALLY JUST BECAUSE TEMPERATURES ARE BELOW BUT IT WILL HELP, WE WERE IN THE 60'S TODAY, 60'S TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY WE'LLE B IN THE S,40 SO THIS WILL HELP SOME INTO THURSDAY MORNING, BUT JUST KIND OF KEEP THAT IN THE BACK OF YOUR MIND. WE SEE A SIMILAR SETUP THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY WITH RAIN, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF WINTRY WEATHER TO OUR NORTH. MORE ON THAT ON THE SEVEN-DAY, TOMORROWAN, OTHER SOAKING, ONE TO TWO INCHES OF RAIN, A GOOD TBE WITH GUSTY BREEZES. THE WINDS COULD GUST 20, 35 MILES PER HOUR AT TIMES. RIGHT NOW IT'S QUIET. IFOU L YOOK AT THE BRZEEE, OR THE FLAG, THERE IS A SOUTH BREEZE OUT OF THE SOUTH AT 18, IT'S 57 HERE TONIGHT, TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO FALL TOO CHMU OVERNIGHT. IF YOU ARE WONDERING ABOUT THE OHIO RIVER, IT'S HIGH, BUT IT'S WITHIN ITS BANKS. IT'S AT ACTION STAGE. YOU NEED IT ABOUT 50 FEET TO START GETTING INTO SOME REAL PROBLEMS HERE, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE RIR.VE RIGHT NOW IT'S FORECAST TO HOVER AT THE HIGHER END OF YOUR ACTION RANGE. TOMORROW'S RAIN AT THIS POINT, IT LOOKS LIKE WE'LLET G LAST WEEK'S SURGE OF WATER DOWNSTREAM AND THEN WE'LL ADD MORE RAIN TO IT, SO BASICALLY IST' JUST KIND OF LIKE AN EBB AND FLOW HERE WHERE IT'S GOING TO GO UP AND START TO COME DOWN AND THEN PROBABLY COME BACK UP. RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT FORECAST TO FLOOD, I WOULD KEEP AN EYE ON THAT. TEMPERATURES GENERALLY BETWEEN 5 AND 60 AND NOT GOING TO MOVE MUCH TONIGHT. WE'LL SETTLE BACK INTO THE LOW 50S ONCE THE RAIN BEGINS TOWARDS MORNING TOMORROW. WE'LL GET DOWNO T ABOUT 54, MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OVERNIGHT. TOMORROW ,61 A WEATHER IMPACT DAY, THE RAIN HEAVY, WINDY AND MILD, YOUR DAY PLANNER, AGAIN, WET PRETTY MUCH FROM START TO FINISH, ALTHOUGH THE EVENING COMMUTE WILL BE DRIER THAN THE MORNING. YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, 44 WEDNESY,DA 43 THURSDAY, ANOTHER WEATHER IMPACT DAY, AGAIN, CLDOU HAVE ANOTHER LITETL WINTRY MIX FOR OUR NORTHERN COMMUNITIES ON THURSDAY BEFORE A CHILLY START TO THE WEEKEND. MIKE: KEVIN, APPRECIATE

1-2 inches of rain and breezy weather Tuesday.

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1-2 inches of rain and breezy weather Tuesday.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/21/wet-and-breezy-tuesday/feed/ 0 Cincinnati hospitals at capacity with latest omicron cases https://cincylink.com/2022/01/13/cincinnati-hospitals-at-capacity-with-latest-omicron-cases/ https://cincylink.com/2022/01/13/cincinnati-hospitals-at-capacity-with-latest-omicron-cases/#respond Fri, 14 Jan 2022 00:17:12 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=137077

The omicron surge is pushing hospitals to capacity as they struggle to keep up with the highest number of COVID-19 patients on record.“We’re certainly at our highest water mark to date,” St. Elizabeth Dr. Jim Horn said.St. Elizabeth surpassed their highest number of COVID-19 patients set last year at 219. The new number set this week is 232.“It just means that everyone is extremely busy, and everyone is stretched to the max,” Horn said.Every facet of hospital operations is affected from pharmacy to supply chain to the thin ranks of the staff.“They’re tired, they’re demoralized, they’re emotionally stretched,” Horn said.There are so many health care workers out sick, even those who are not normally on the front lines are called into action to help.“Every, every hospital from our rural hospitals to our urban core hospitals are hit by this,” the Health Collaborative’s Tiffany Mattingly said.Mattingly said almost every hospital in the region is hitting historic high number of COVID-19 patients.“Definitely as bad as we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic. They’re operating at a whole new level of surge right now,” Mattingly said.

CINCINNATI —

The omicron surge is pushing hospitals to capacity as they struggle to keep up with the highest number of COVID-19 patients on record.

“We’re certainly at our highest water mark to date,” St. Elizabeth Dr. Jim Horn said.

St. Elizabeth surpassed their highest number of COVID-19 patients set last year at 219. The new number set this week is 232.

“It just means that everyone is extremely busy, and everyone is stretched to the max,” Horn said.

Every facet of hospital operations is affected from pharmacy to supply chain to the thin ranks of the staff.

“They’re tired, they’re demoralized, they’re emotionally stretched,” Horn said.

There are so many health care workers out sick, even those who are not normally on the front lines are called into action to help.

“Every, every hospital from our rural hospitals to our urban core hospitals are hit by this,” the Health Collaborative’s Tiffany Mattingly said.

Mattingly said almost every hospital in the region is hitting historic high number of COVID-19 patients.

“Definitely as bad as we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic. They’re operating at a whole new level of surge right now,” Mattingly said.


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Cold and cloudy Sunday

Chilly weather and breezy conditions are expected for your Sunday. The Ohio River will be on the rise as we close out the weekend, too.



I’M COLD RIGHT NOW. YEAH STUDIO INHE T WARMTH WHERE THERE’S HEAT AND JUST LOOKING AT THEM. KNOW YOU’VE GOT TO BE THANKLFU FO TRHEM. MAYBE THAT THEY DID THAT YESTERDAY AND NOT TODAY BECAUSE THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN WAY COLDER. OH, YEAH. TODAY WOULD HAVE NOT BEEN FUN. SO IT IS GOING TO BE FREEZING THROUGH THE DAYTIME TODAY. WE’VE GOT THE COLD AIR RUSHING IN THE GUSTY WINDS ALLOWG FOR THE WIND CHILLS AND ALL THE RAIN IS NOW BEHIND US. SO WE’RE LOOKING AHEAD DOING A NICE DRY D,AY BUT SOMETHING THAT WE’RE GONNA HAVE TO KEEP AN EYE ON IS THE OHIO RIVER. I WANT TO TAKE YOU OFF TO CITY CAM FIVE RIGHT NOW SHOW YOU THAT CURRENT VIEW HERE. WE ARE OUR OFFICIALLY AN STAGE JUST OVER 40 FEET HERE. AT CINCINNATI SO THAT WATER IS GOING TO BE COMING UP REALLY REALLY QUICKLY AND IF YOU LOOK CLOSYEL YOUAN C ACTUALLY SEE DEBRIS COMING DOWN THE RIVER ALREADY. SO THAT’S JUST SOMETHING THAT YOU’RE GONNAAV HE TO BE AWARE OF IF YOU LIVE ALONG THE RIVERBANK RIGHT NOW. WE'R’ AT 40.16. FEET THAT’S ACTION STAGE AND WE’RE GOING TO CLIMB REALLY REALLY QUICKLY HERE THROUGH TONIGHT AND INTO TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY. WE’RE EXPECTED TO CRUST AT 7 O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING NEW FORECAST 49.8 FEET STILLT A ACTION STAGE BUT MINOR FLOOD STAGES 52 FEET. SO WE’RE GONNA BE PRETTY CSELO TO THATAT WERS ARE GONNA GET QUITE HIGH HERE THANKS TO ALL THAT RAINFALL TTHA WE HAD THIS WEEKEND LIVE RADAR SHOWING THE DRY SKIES FOR US, BUT WE’VE GOT THOSE OVERCTAS SKIES HERE, AND THOSE CLOUDS ARE ARE GOING TO HANG WITH US THROUGH THE DAY, SO IT’S GOING TO BE PRETTY DREARY OUT THERE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE FALLING OUT OF THE 30S. I THINK WE COULD SEE A STRAY SNOW SHOWER MAINLY IN OUR SOUTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES WILL PROVE YOU THAT HERE IN A SECOND, BUT OVERALL SHE’S GONNA BE BREEZY AND QUITE COLD. THOSE WIND CHILLS ARE GOING TO BEN I THE 20S ALL DAY THROUGH TONIGHT TEMPERATURE SETTLED TO AROUND 1920 DEGREES VERY FRIGID START TO YOUR MONDAY MORNING, BUT WHAT YOU’RE GONNA NOTICE TONIGHT IS SOME DECREASING CLOUD SO CLOUDS ARE GOING TO START TO ERODE AWAY. WE’RE GOING TO BE UNDER THE ARSTS FOR A LITTLE BIT BIT TONIGHT AFTER MIDNIGHT. AND THEN I THINK WE’RE WE’RE GOING TO START MONDAY OFF ON A VERY BRIGHT NOTE SO THROUGH THE REST OF TAYOD CAN SEE MAINLY DRY SKIES. YOU MIGHT HAVE ONE OR TWO FLURRIES OUT OF SOME OF THOSE CLOUDS TODAY, BUT THAT’S ABOUT IT. AND YOU FOLKS AROUND OWENTON DRY RIDGE FALMOUTH, BROOKSVILLE, MAYSVILLE AREAS THERE YOU MIGHT ACTUALLY SEE A STRAY SNOW SHOWER. THAT WOULD BE AFTER LUNCHTIME TODAY. SO WE’VE GOT ANOTHER PUSF OH MOISTURE COMING UP FROM CENTRAL, KENTUCKY AND I’VE BEEN LOOKING AT SOME MODELS HERE IN THE LTAS COLEUP OF DAYS AND SEVERAL HAVE BROUGHT SOME OF THOSE SNOW SHOWERS IS FAR NORTH AS CINCINNATI, I THINK. SO THIS IS GOING TO STAY SOUTH BUT AGAIN IF YOU LIVE IN OUR SOUTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES BE AWARE THAT YOU COULD SEE A COUPLE OF THOSE SNOW SHOWERS LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON, NO ACCUMULATION, BUT IT’S GOING TO FEEL WINTRY AND I THINK WE’RE GONNA BE UNDER THE CLOUDS TILUN AT LEAST NINE O’CLOCK. AND THEN AFTER THAT THEY’RE SLOWLY GOING TO START TO CLEAR OUT AND WE’RE GOING TO BE BACK UNDER SOME SUNSHINE AS WE START THINGS OUT ON MONDAY. SO FOR YOUR MONDAY, I THINK A REALLY BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL DAY, ALTHOUGH IT IS GOING TO BE CHILLY. PRETTY REFRESHING I THINK WITH THE HIVE ABOUT 35 DEGREES. AND THEN TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO WARM UP AGAIN. WE’VE GOT TUESDAY COMING IN AT 46 48 FOR WEDNESDAY NOTICE A LITTLE BIT MORE CLOUD COVER THERE AS YOU HAD TO STAY INTO WEDNESDAY, AND THAT IS A SIGN OF CHANGE. SO WE HEAV OUR I ON THURSDAY THAT’S GOING TO BE OUR NEXT POTENTIAL STORM SYSTEM HERE. WE HAVE A WEATHER IMPACT DAY RIGHT NOW WITH THE CHANCE FOR SNOW. I’LL TELL YOU RIGHT NOW. THIS IS STILL A RELYAL FLUID FORECAST THERE’S STILL A LINE UP IN THE AIR. SOME MODSEL HAVE BROUGHT ACCUMULATING SNOW INTO THE AREA OTHERS HAVE KEPT ALL THE SWNO OUTSIDE THE REGION GIVING US VIRTUALLY NOTHING. SO IT GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT WE’RE WITH HERE, BUT THINGS WILL START TO WORK THEMSELVES OUT OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. I WOULD DEFINITELY PLAN ON WINTRY TEMPERATURES THROUGH THE LAST PART OF THE WEEK THURSDAY BRINGSHE T 20. SO WE’VE GOT 20S ON FRIDAY

Cold and cloudy Sunday

Chilly weather and breezy conditions are expected for your Sunday. The Ohio River will be on the rise as we close out the weekend, too.


Chilly weather and breezy conditions are expected for your Sunday. The Ohio River will be on the rise as we close out the weekend, too.

Chilly weather and breezy conditions are expected for your Sunday. The Ohio River will be on the rise as we close out the weekend, too.


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December 11, 08:56 AM EST UNK 1 WSW EAST GRAND RAPIDS Kent County, MI REPORT FROM MPING: TREES DOWN ROOF DAMAGE. (GRR) December 11, 08:43 AM EST 63 2 S HOLLAND Allegan County, MI ASOS STATION KBIV W MICH REGIONAL ARPT. (GRR) December 11, 07:39 AM CST UNK 1 NE COALMONT Grundy County, TN TREES DOWN NEAR COALMONT IN GRUNDY COUNTY. (OHX) December 11, 06:55 AM CST UNK 5 ESE HARVEST Madison County, AL TREE DOWN ALONG BOB WADE LANE IN HARVEST. (HUN) December 11, 07:54 AM EST UNK 1 W FURNACE Powell County, KY TREE DOWN ON POWER LINE AND BLOCKING FURNACE JUNCTION ROAD. (JKL) December 11, 07:19 AM EST UNK 3 S BIG SOUTH FORK NATI Scott County, TN A FEW TREES DOWN. (MRX) December 11, 06:15 AM CST UNK 4 NW ELKMONT Limestone County, AL TREES REPORTED DOWN IN ELKMONT NEAR THE STATE LINE ALONG HIGHWAY 127. (HUN) December 11, 06:02 AM CST UNK TOWN CREEK Lawrence County, AL TREE DOWN SOUTH OF TOWN CREEK. (HUN) December 11, 05:50 AM CST UNK 4 NW ROGERSVILLE Lauderdale County, AL BATTING CAGE IN FRONT YARD HAD BEEN LOFTED AND CAUSED 200-300 YARD DEBRIS PATH. (HUN) December 11, 05:45 AM CST UNK 5 SSW KILLEN Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN ON LAKEWOOD DR. (HUN) December 11, 05:44 AM CST UNK 3 SW TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN. (HUN) December 11, 05:40 AM CST UNK 1 N TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL POWER POLE BLOWN DOWN OUTSIDE OF EMA OFFICE. (HUN) December 11, 05:40 AM CST UNK 2 S FLORENCE Lauderdale County, AL ROOF PARTIALLY LIFTED ON STRUCTURE IN DOWNTOWN FLORENCE. (HUN) December 11, 05:37 AM CST UNK 7 ESE CHEROKEE Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN. (HUN) December 11, 05:37 AM CST UNK 1 SE SHEFFIELD Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF AVALON AVE. AND COX BLVD. (HUN) December 11, 05:37 AM CST UNK 1 NNW TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN AT THE INTERSECTION OF S BLACKWELL RD AND E WHEELER AV. (HUN) December 11, 05:36 AM CST UNK 1 SW TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN. (HUN) December 11, 06:36 AM EST UNK 5 ENE LIMAVILLE Portage County, OH TREE DOWN ON ROAD. (CLE) December 11, 06:35 AM EST UNK BIG SOUTH FORK NATIONAL Scott County, TN FEW TREES DOWN JUST EAST OF THE PARK. (MRX) December 11, 05:34 AM CST UNK 1 SSW TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN ON FRANKFURT RD. (HUN) December 11, 05:34 AM CST UNK SHEFFIELD Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN. (HUN) December 11, 05:33 AM CST 59 2 SSW FLORENCE Lauderdale County, AL EMERGENCY MANAGER MEASURED A 59 MPH WIND GUST IN DOWNTOWN FLORENCE... AL. (HUN) December 11, 06:31 AM EST UNK 2 NW KENT Portage County, OH TREE DOWN NEAR ROAD. (CLE) December 11, 05:30 AM CST UNK TUSCUMBIA Colbert County, AL POWERLINES DOWN IN TUSCUMBIA. (HUN) December 11, 05:30 AM CST UNK 1 NNE SHEFFIELD Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF N NASHVILLE AV AND E 8TH ST IN SHEFFIELD. (HUN) December 11, 05:30 AM CST UNK FLORENCE Lauderdale County, AL TREE DOWN ON HOME ON WOODLAND HILLS DR. (HUN) December 11, 05:30 AM CST UNK 2 SSW UNDERWOOD-PETERSV Lauderdale County, AL HOMES DAMAGED ON AUGUSTA STREET. (HUN) December 11, 05:27 AM CST UNK 1 WSW SHEFFIELD Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF GUNTERSVILLE ST AND WILSON DAM AVE. (HUN) December 11, 05:27 AM CST UNK 2 SSW FLORENCE Lauderdale County, AL TREE DOWN NEAR SAVANNAH HIGHWAY AND BEVERLY RD IN FLORENCE. (HUN) December 11, 05:27 AM CST UNK 1 SSE UNDERWOOD-PETERSV Lauderdale County, AL TREE ON VEHICLE. (HUN) December 11, 05:15 AM CST UNK 2 ESE CHEROKEE Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN ON BARNES LANE. (HUN) December 11, 05:15 AM CST UNK 4 ENE CHEROKEE Colbert County, AL TREE DOWN ON MULBERRY LANE IN CHEROKEE... AL. (HUN) December 11, 05:12 AM CST 75 2 NW PLANO Warren County, KY THE BOWLING GREEN KENTUCKY MESONET MEASURED A WIND GUST OF 75MPH. (LMK) December 11, 05:00 AM CST UNK 2 E MANTACHIE Itawamba County, MS LARGE TREE DOWN ON RIVER RD. NEAR MANTACHIE. (MEG) December 11, 05:00 AM CST UNK LAWRENCEBURG Lawrence County, TN SEVERAL TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS LAWRENCE COUNTY. (OHX) December 11, 04:45 AM CST UNK LIVINGSTON Overton County, TN TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN IN AND AROUND LIVINGSTON AND RICKMAN. (OHX) December 11, 04:31 AM CST UNK 4 NNE MARIETTA Prentiss County, MS TORNADIC DEBRIS SIGNATURE NORTHEAST OF MARIETTA. (MEG) December 11, 04:22 AM CST UNK 8 NE RED BOILING SPRING Clay County, TN TREES DOWN NEAR OLD CLEMENTSVILLE ROAD... DAMAGE TO CHICKEN HOUSES. (OHX) December 11, 05:17 AM EST UNK 3 NE RICHMOND Madison County, KY TREES DOWN BLOCKING ROADWAY. (LMK) December 11, 03:48 AM CST 59 SMYRNA AIRPORT Rutherford County, TN SMYRNA AIRPORT AWOS MEASURED A PEAK WIND GUST OF 51 KNOTS / 59 MPH. (OHX) December 11, 03:36 AM CST UNK 2 NNW LA VERGNE Rutherford County, TN TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN INCLUDING A TREE ON A HOUSE ON PEARCY STREET. (OHX) December 11, 03:35 AM CST UNK HENDERSONVILLE Sumner County, TN DUE TO HIGH WINDS... MULTIPLE STREETS WERE BLOCKED BY DOWNED TREES AND POWER LINES. (OHX) December 11, 03:30 AM CST UNK NASHVILLE Davidson County, TN TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS NASHVILLE AREA. AROUND 80...000 CUSTOMERS LOST POWER. (OHX) December 11, 03:30 AM CST UNK MOUNT JULIET Wilson County, TN NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN. SOME STRUCTURE DAMAGE WAS ALSO REPORTED. (OHX) December 11, 04:30 AM EST UNK 1 NW RICHMOND Madison County, KY TREE DAMAGE... TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LMK) December 11, 04:30 AM EST UNK 4 W REDHOUSE Madison County, KY DOWNED POWER LINES AND NUMEROUS PEOPLE WITHOUT POWER. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LMK) December 11, 04:30 AM EST UNK 3 W REDHOUSE Madison County, KY DOWNED TREE BLOCKING ROADWAY NEAR EXIT 95 ON I-75. (LMK) December 11, 03:28 AM CST 78 NASHVILLE INTL AIRPORT Davidson County, TN NASHVILLE INTL AIRPORT ASOS MEASURED A PEAK WIND GUST OF 78 MPH. THIS IS THE THIRD HIGHEST WIND GUST EVER MEASURED AT THE AIRPORT. (OHX) December 11, 04:23 AM EST UNK 1 N PEYTONA Shelby County, KY TREES/WIRES DOWN IN THE BAGDAD/WADDY AREA. (LMK) December 11, 03:20 AM CST UNK 3 NNW BRENTWOOD Williamson County, TN NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN. (OHX) December 11, 03:20 AM CST UNK 4 NW NASHVILLE Davidson County, TN TREES... POWER LINES... AND SIGNS WERE BLOWN DOWN ALONG CLARKSVILLE PIKE. (OHX) December 11, 03:15 AM CST UNK 7 NW BELLE MEADE Davidson County, TN TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN AND STRUCTURE DAMAGE WAS REPORTED ALONG OLD HICKORY BLVD AND TIDWELL HOLLOW RD. (OHX) December 11, 03:05 AM CST UNK 5 NNE PEGRAM Cheatham County, TN MULTIPLE TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ON CARS ON INDIAN SPRINGS RD AND POND CREEK ROAD. (OHX) December 11, 03:00 AM CST UNK KINGSTON SPRINGS Cheatham County, TN SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE DAMAGE WAS REPORTED TO HOMES AND BUSINESSES. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN... BLOCKING ROADS THROUGHOUT KINGSTON SPRINGS. (OHX) December 11, 02:45 AM CST UNK 3 S DICKSON Dickson County, TN AT LEAST 12 STRUCTURES ON MURRELL RAD AND CROSSROAD COWARN ROAD HAD HEAVY DAMAGE. SOME PEOPLE WERE TRAPPED IN THE STRUCTURES. (OHX) December 11, 03:35 AM EST UNK 2 SSE FLAHERTY Hardin County, KY A FEW TREES AND POLES DOWN ON SALT RIVER RD. (LMK) December 11, 03:34 AM EST 59 3 ESE FAIRLAND Shelby County, IN ASOS STATION KGEZ SHELBYVILLE. (IND) December 11, 02:32 AM CST UNK 2 SW CAVE CITY Barren County, KY DOWNED TREES AND LINES BLOCKING ROAD ON HERBERT TURNER ROAD JUST OFF 31W. (LMK) December 11, 03:22 AM EST UNK 2 NNW HOBSON Taylor County, KY EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORT OF COLLAPSED STRUCTURE WITH PEOPLE TRAPPED ON FEATHER CREEK RD NORTH OF CAMPBELLSVILLE IN NORTHERN TAYLOR COUNTY. (LMK) December 11, 02:20 AM CST UNK LOBELVILLE Perry County, TN TREES DOWN ON POWER LINES. POWER OUTAGES REPORTED THROUGHOUT PERRY COUNTY. (OHX) December 11, 02:15 AM CST UNK 6 N LOBELVILLE Humphreys County, TN NUMEROUS TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN... BLOCKING THE ROAD. (OHX) December 11, 02:10 AM CST 60 PARSONS Decatur County, TN (MEG) December 11, 03:06 AM EST UNK 2 S ADA Hardin County, OH ROOF BLOWN OFF AND HALF A BUILDING COLLAPSED. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (ILN) December 11, 02:05 AM CST 74 CANMER Hart County, KY THE MUNFORDVILLE KENTUCKY MESONET STATION REPORTED A WIND GUST OF 74MPH. (LMK) December 11, 02:57 AM EST UNK 1 N BALL STATE UNIVERSI Delaware County, IN REPORT FROM MPING: 1-INCH TREE LIMBS BROKEN SHINGLES BLOWN OFF. (IND) December 11, 02:53 AM EST 59 3 WSW WHITEHALL Monroe County, IN ASOS STATION KBMG BLOOMINGTON. (IND) December 11, 02:53 AM EST 59 3 NNE BALL STATE UNIVER Delaware County, IN ASOS STATION KMIE MUNCIE. (IND) December 11, 01:45 AM CST UNK 3 W LEXINGTON Henderson County, TN WIDESPREAD DAMAGE TO TREES AND POWERLINES ALONG HIGHWAY 412 JUST WEST OF LEXINGTON. (MEG) December 11, 01:45 AM CST UNK 4 N LEXINGTON Henderson County, TN SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO HOMES AND MOBILE HOMES NEAR THE TIMBERLAKE INDUSTRIAL PARK. TREES WERE UPROOTED. (MEG) December 11, 02:36 AM EST 61 6 NW FORTVILLE Hamilton County, IN NOBLESVILLE NEAR THE MUSIC CENTER RELAYED VIA TWITTER. (IND) December 11, 02:34 AM EST 76 GALLUP Henry County, OH (IWX) December 11, 02:22 AM EST 65 4 SSE ZIONSVILLE Marion County, IN AT 79TH AND GEORGETOWN. (IND) December 11, 01:20 AM CST 75 2 NW PLANO Warren County, KY CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND GST REPORT FROM 2 NW PLANO. THE BOWLING GREEN KENTUCKY MESONET MEASURED A WIND GUST OF 75MPH. (LMK) December 11, 01:15 AM CST UNK BOWLING GREEN Warren County, KY MULTIPLE REPORTS OF DAMAGED OR COLLAPSED STRUCTURES DUE TO TORNADO. PEOPLE TRAPPED. DAMAGE TO THE CORVETTE PLANT WITH FIRE ON ITS ROOF. (LMK) December 11, 01:15 AM CST UNK 3 SE SOUTHEAST MEMPHIS Shelby County, TN UTILITY POLE DOWN ON CASTLE HEIGHTS DR. (MEG) December 11, 01:01 AM CST UNK 9 NE RUSSELLVILLE Logan County, KY TREES DOWN... POWER OUTAGES... STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND MOBILE HOMES. REPORT NUMBER 2 FROM THE AREA WITH SAME DAMAGE. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LMK) December 11, 01:01 AM CST UNK 10 NE RUSSELLVILLE Logan County, KY TREES DOWN... POWER OUTAGES... STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND MOBILE HOMES. (LMK) December 11, 01:00 AM CST UNK 2 SE MIDTOWN MEMPHIS Shelby County, TN TREE DOWN ON CAR ON GREER ST IN ORANGE MOUND. (MEG) December 11, 01:50 AM EST UNK 2 NNW HIGHGROVE Spencer County, KY SOCIAL MEDIA PICTURES SHOWS STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO TWO DIFFERENT BUILDINGS... TREES BLOWN ACROSS OLD LOUISVILLE ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LMK) December 11, 01:50 AM EST UNK 2 WNW NEW WHITELAND Johnson County, IN ELECTRIC POLES AND SOME TREES DOWN IN THE COUNTY. TRANSFORMER FIRE IN SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY. (IND) December 11, 01:36 AM EST 60 HARTFORD CITY Blackford County, IN TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (IWX) December 11, 01:30 AM EST UNK 4 WSW MOUNT WASHINGTON Bullitt County, KY MANY TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN FROM SHEPHERDSVILLE TO MT. WASHINGTON. (LMK) December 11, 01:30 AM EST UNK 1 SSE SUMMITVILLE Madison County, IN SEVERAL TREES AND SOME POWER POLES DOWN ACROSS MAINLY NORTHERN MADISON COUNTY. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 11, 12:24 AM CST 61 6 NW CLARKSVILLE Montgomery County, TN CLARKSVILLE OUTLAW FIELD ASOS MEASURED A PEAK WIND GUST OF 53 KNOTS / 61 MPH. (OHX) December 11, 12:15 AM CST UNK 1 WSW LAFAYETTE Christian County, KY POSSIBLE TORNADO JUST SOUTHWEST OF LAFAYETTE. (PAH) December 11, 01:15 AM EST UNK 1 E FRANKFORT Clinton County, IN REPORT FROM MPING: 3-INCH TREE LIMBS BROKEN POWER POLES BROKEN. (IND) December 11, 01:15 AM EST UNK 5 N ELWOOD Madison County, IN SEVERAL TREES DOWN AROUND NORTHERN PARTS OF COUNTY... POWER POLES DOWN AS WELL. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 11, 12:14 AM CST UNK 5 N DOVER Stewart County, TN EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HAS RECEIVED REPORTS OF DAMAGE AND INJURIES ON LINK ROAD AND WALKER RIDGE. 700 POWER OUTAGES WERE REPORTED ACROSS NORTHERN STEWART COUNTY. (OHX) December 11, 01:12 AM EST UNK EKRON Meade County, KY REPORTS OF MANY POWER LINES DOWN... TREES DOWN... AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO CENTRAL - SOUTHEAST MEADE COUNTY. (LMK) December 11, 12:05 AM CST UNK 9 NNE DOVER Stewart County, TN *** 1 INJ *** MULTIPLE TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. MULTIPLE STRUCTURES DAMAGED CONCENTRATED IN THE 2300 BLOCK OF HIGHWAY 120 IN BIG ROCK. 1 MINOR INJURY REPORTED. (OHX) December 11, 12:05 AM CST UNK 2 SE MIDTOWN MEMPHIS Shelby County, TN TREE DOWN ON HOME ON SPOTTSWOOD AVE (MEG) December 11, 01:01 AM EST UNK 1 E LADOGA Montgomery County, IN LARGE BRACHES AND TREES DOWN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 11, 12:00 AM CST UNK 9 NE DOVER Stewart County, TN *** 1 INJ *** MULTIPLE TREES AND POWERLINES WERE BLOWN DOWN. LOCAL RESPONDERS REPORTED MULTIPLE STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED MAINLY IN THE 2300 BLOCK OF HIGHWAY 120 IN BIG R (OHX) December 10, 11:49 PM CST UNK 2 SE BEDA Ohio County, KY DISPATCH REPORTS LOTS OF STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO AREAS NORTH OF HARTFORD... KY. (LMK) December 10, 11:48 PM CST UNK 3 WNW JEFFERSON Marion County, TX POWERLINE DOWN ON A TREE CAUSING THE TREE TO CATCH ON FIRE. (SHV) December 10, 11:48 PM CST 64 3 SSW DE SOTO Jackson County, IL MEASURED BY CARBONDALE AIRPORT ASOS. (PAH) December 10, 11:45 PM CST UNK 1 W HARDINSBURG Breckinridge County, KY REPORTS OF TREE DOWN ON 992. (LMK) December 10, 11:38 PM CST UNK 2 E ROSSTON Nevada County, AR SMALL TREES DOWN ALONG HWY 278 TOWARD THE OUACHITA COUNTY BORDER. (SHV) December 10, 11:35 PM CST 62 EDGAR COUNTY AIRPORT Edgar County, IL AWOS STATION KPRG EDGAR COUNTY AP. (ILX) December 10, 11:32 PM CST UNK CLOVERPORT Breckinridge County, KY REPORT OF LARGE TREE DOWN IN CLOVERPORT ON 105. (LMK) December 10, 11:31 PM CST UNK COFFEEN Montgomery County, IL REPORT OF TREES DOWN AND A DAMAGED MACHINE SHED. (LSX) December 10, 11:31 PM CST UNK 2 WNW TREMONT Tazewell County, IL THE DOME WAS BLOWN OFF THE SALT STORAGE BUILDING AT THE TAZEWELL COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. (ILX) December 11, 12:25 AM EST UNK 4 ENE NEW MARKET Montgomery County, IN POWER LINES DOWN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 11, 12:18 AM EST 68 GOLDEN HILL White County, IN (IWX) December 10, 11:08 PM CST UNK DRESDEN Weakley County, TN *** 1 INJ *** TORNADO WITH AT LEAST 1 PERSON INJURED IN DRESDEN WITH 6 BUILDINGS DAMAGED. (MEG) December 10, 11:06 PM CST UNK BEECHER CITY Effingham County, IL POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN. (ILX) December 11, 12:06 AM EST UNK 4 SW SPENCER Owen County, IN AT LEAST 4 TREES DOWN PROMPTED IN67 CLOSED BETWEEN CARP AND FREEDOM. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 11, 12:06 AM EST UNK 1 ENE GRAND JUNCTION Van Buren County, MI DELAYED REPORT FROM MPING: 3-INCH TREE LIMBS BROKEN POWER POLES BROKEN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (GRR) December 11, 12:05 AM EST UNK 1 ENE ARLINGTON Rush County, IN REPORTS OF TREES DOWN AROUND THE COUNTY. REPORTS BEGAN TO COME IN TO DISPATCH AFTER MORRISTOWN LOST POWER AROUND MIDNIGHT. (IND) December 10, 10:57 PM CST UNK 3 NNE MORTONS GAP Hopkins County, KY SEMI AND CARS FLIPPED OFF INTERSTATE 69 NEAR EARLINGTON. (PAH) December 10, 10:56 PM CST 60 2 ENE REMINGTON Jasper County, IN MESONET STATION IN048 1.7 E REMINGTON (INDOT). (LOT) December 10, 10:55 PM CST 100 4 N DYER Gibson County, TN QUARTER SIZED HAIL NEAR DYER... TENNESSEE... WITH ABOUT 30-40 MPH WINDS. (MEG) December 10, 11:55 PM EST UNK KINGMAN Fountain County, IN GRAIN BINS BLOW OVER TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (IND) December 10, 10:53 PM CST 59 LAWRENCEVILLE AIRPORT Lawrence County, IL ASOS STATION KLWV LAWRENCEVILLE AP. (ILX) December 10, 10:52 PM CST UNK 1 NNW MORTONS GAP Hopkins County, KY POSSIBLE RAIN WRAPPED TORNADO BETWEEN MORTONS GAP AND EARLINGTON. (PAH) December 10, 10:52 PM CST UNK 2 NNW MORTONS GAP Hopkins County, KY TRAIN CARS KNOCKED OFF TRACK NEAR THE COMMUNITY OF BARNSLEY. (PAH) December 10, 10:51 PM CST 59 1 SE COLES COUNTY AIRPO Coles County, IL ASOS STATION KMTO COLES COUNTY MEM AP. (ILX) December 10, 10:47 PM CST UNK KENTON Gibson County, TN REPORT OF MULTIPLE POWER LINES DOWN... TREES DOWN... AND IMPASSABLE ROADS. (MEG) December 10, 10:45 PM CST 100 3 NNE NASH Bowie County, TX CORRECTS PREVIOUS HAIL REPORT FROM 3 NNE NASH. LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS RECEIVED NUMEROUS CALLS REGARDING QUARTER+ SIZED HAIL ACROSS THE NW PORTION OF TEXARKANA. (SHV) December 10, 10:40 PM CST UNK DAWSON SPRINGS Hopkins County, KY MAJOR DAMAGE WITH BUILDINGS LEVELED... MULTIPLE INJURIES. (PAH) December 10, 10:38 PM CST UNK FILLMORE Montgomery County, IL REPORT OF POWERLINES DOWN. (LSX) December 10, 10:38 PM CST UNK NOKOMIS Montgomery County, IL REPORT OF A TREE DOWN. (LSX) December 10, 10:38 PM CST UNK WHEATFIELD Jasper County, IN COUPLE LARGE TREES DOWNED IN THE AREA... AS WELL AS SEVERAL DOWNED MEDIUM TO LARGE TREES SCATTERED ABOUT THE COUNTY. (LOT) December 10, 10:37 PM CST UNK 4 ENE NEWBERN Dyer County, TN TORNADIC DEBRIS SIGNATURE NOTED NORTHEAST OF NEWBERN. (MEG) December 10, 10:35 PM CST UNK 2 NW RENO Bond County, IL TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN. (LSX) December 10, 10:35 PM CST UNK TAYLOR SPRINGS Montgomery County, IL REPORTS OF DENSE STYROFOAM MATERIAL SCATTERED ACROSS TAYLOR SPRINGS AS WELL AS NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES. (LSX) December 10, 10:35 PM CST 69 2 WNW RENSSELAER Jasper County, IN AWOS STATION KRZL RENSSELAER AIRPORT. (LOT) December 10, 10:29 PM CST 65 4 W RENSSELAER Jasper County, IN MESONET STATION IN005 2.7 W COLLEGEVILLE (INDOT). (LOT) December 10, 10:23 PM CST UNK 1 SSW OGDEN DUNES Porter County, IN TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN NEAR STAGE COACH ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LOT) December 10, 10:22 PM CST 59 LAWRENCEVILLE AIRPORT Lawrence County, IL CORRECTS TIME ON PREVIOUS TSTM WND GST REPORT FROM LAWRENCEVILLE AIRPORT. ASOS STATION KLWV LAWRENCEVILLE AP. (ILX) December 10, 10:17 PM CST 72 DEMOTTE Jasper County, IN (LOT) December 10, 10:16 PM CST 65 SIDNEY Champaign County, IL (ILX) December 10, 10:05 PM CST UNK 5 SE REDFORD Reynolds County, MO REYNOLDS COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED AT LEAST 2 MOBILE HOMES DESTROYED ON CR 428... A PERMANENT HOME WITH ITS ROOF LOST ON CR 442... POWER LINES DOWN ALONG CRS 440... 428. (LSX) December 10, 10:04 PM CST UNK 3 NW MATTOON Coles County, IL A HOUSE WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED WITH PEOPLE TRAPPED INSIDE. (ILX) December 10, 10:02 PM CST UNK 3 SE COLES Coles County, IL A MACHINE SHED WAS DESTROYED AND NUMEROUS POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN NEAR 800 NORTH AND 200 EAST. (ILX) December 10, 10:00 PM CST UNK 3 WNW MATTOON Coles County, IL A SEMI WAS BLOWN OVER NEAR THE RURAL KING DISTRIBUTION CENTER. (ILX) December 10, 10:00 PM CST UNK 2 W CROWN POINT Lake County, IN MULTIPLE POWER POLES AND TREES DOWN ALONG FATHKE ROAD IN CROWN POINT. POSSIBLE TORNADO BASED ON SUBTLE TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE ON RADAR. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LOT) December 10, 09:53 PM CST UNK 2 WSW GAYS Moultrie County, IL FS PLANT WAS DESTROYED ALONG RT 16 WEST OF GAYS. (ILX) December 10, 09:52 PM CST UNK 2 W GAYS Moultrie County, IL TREES DOWN AND POWER POLES BENT ALONG RT 16 JUST NORTHEAST OF WINDSOR. SILOS BLOWN DOWN AND HOUSES DAMAGED BETWEEN WINDSOR AND GAYS. (ILX) December 10, 09:50 PM CST UNK 1 ENE WINDSOR Shelby County, IL TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AND POWER POLES WERE BENT ALONG RT 16 JUST NORTHEAST OF WINDSOR. (ILX) December 10, 09:48 PM CST UNK DONOVAN Iroquois County, IL COUPLE LARGE TREES DOWNED ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN. (LOT) December 10, 09:45 PM CST 100 3 NNE NASH Bowie County, TX LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS RECEIVED NUMEROUS CALLS REGARDING QUARTER+ SIZED HAIL ACROSS THE NW PORTION OF TEXARKANA. (SHV) December 10, 09:45 PM CST UNK 2 WNW BENTON Marshall County, KY A MOBILE HOME ON JACKSON SCHOOL ROAD WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED. A NEARBY GARAGE WAS SWEPT OFF ITS FOUNDATION. POSSIBLE TORNADO. (PAH) December 10, 09:35 PM CST 100 1 NE PRESCOTT Nevada County, AR CORRECTS PREVIOUS HAIL REPORT CORRECTION FROM 1 NE PRESCOTT. LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTS MULTIPLE CALLS REGARDING QUARTER SIZED HAIL AROUND THE CITY OF PRESCOTT. (SHV) December 10, 09:34 PM CST UNK CHEBANSE Kankakee County, IL TWO SEMIS BLOWN ON TO THEIR SIDES ON I-57 NEAR MILE MARKER 302. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON RADAR. (LOT) December 10, 09:30 PM CST UNK 3 WNW ROBERTSVILLE Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE OVER THE ROADWAY AT STATE HWY O AND ROUTE MM. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:30 PM CST UNK GIBSON CITY Ford County, IL ROOF PARTIALLY BLOWN OFF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND A COUPLE TREES DOWNED. (LOT) December 10, 09:28 PM CST UNK SAINT CLAIR Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNT DISPATCH REPORTED POWER LINES DOWN AT 75 SOUTH MAIN STREET IN ST. CLAIR. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:27 PM CST UNK MAYFIELD Graves County, KY MAJOR DAMAGE REPORTED IN MAYFIELD. NO FURTHER DETAILS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. (PAH) December 10, 09:27 PM CST UNK 1 S MINOOKA Grundy County, IL LARGE TREE DOWNED. TIME ESTIMATED. (LOT) December 10, 09:24 PM CST 107 4 NNE WINGO Graves County, KY MESONET STATION PRYB MAYFIELD KY 6 SW. (PAH) December 10, 09:15 PM CST UNK TRUMANN Poinsett County, AR MULTIPLE BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN TRUMANN. (MEG) December 10, 09:15 PM CST 58 3 WNW SCOTT CITY Scott County, MO ASOS STATION KCGI CAPE GIRARDEAU MO. (PAH) December 10, 09:15 PM CST 58 3 NNE PONTIAC Livingston County, IL AWOS STATION KPNT PONTIAC AIRPORT. (LOT) December 10, 09:13 PM CST UNK 2 SSW UNION Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREES DOWN ACROSS NORTH BEND LOOP SW OF UNION. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:10 PM CST UNK PARIS Logan County, AR STORM SPOTTER ESTIMATED 60 MPH WINDS AND NOTED POWER OUTAGES IN THE CITY. (LZK) December 10, 09:09 PM CST UNK GERALD Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED PHONE LINES DOWN IN GERALD ACROSS WEST 6TH STREET. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:09 PM CST UNK 5 SW UNION Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREES AND POWER LINES WERE DOWN ALONG CAMP MO-VAL ROAD WSW OF UNION. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:08 PM CST UNK 1 ESE COFFEEN Montgomery County, IL MONTGOMERY COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREE LIMBS IMPEDING TRAFFIC ALONG ILLINOIS ROUTE 185 NEAR ROCKY FORD ROAD AND ALONG HAPPY LANE AND MERRY LANE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM R (LSX) December 10, 09:06 PM CST UNK 1 ESE COFFEEN Montgomery County, IL BOND COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREE ON HWY 185 JUST SOUTH OF COFFEEN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:05 PM CST UNK 3 SSW COFFEEN Montgomery County, IL TDS EVIDENT FROM KLSX. (LSX) December 10, 09:05 PM CST 60 CAULKSVILLE Logan County, AR (LZK) December 10, 09:05 PM CST UNK 4 S COFFEEN Montgomery County, IL BOND COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON MOUNT MORIAH AVENUE JUST WEST OF RED BALL TRAIL. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 09:03 PM CST 58 2 NE OZARK Franklin County, AR FIRE CHIEF REPORTS WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 58MPH. (TSA) December 10, 09:01 PM CST UNK CAYCE Fulton County, KY DAMAGE REPORTED IN CAYCE TO A CAFE AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. (PAH) December 10, 08:58 PM CST 150 WILLOW SPRINGS Howell County, MO (SGF) December 10, 08:55 PM CST 175 4 S HICKMAN Fulton County, KY (PAH) December 10, 08:52 PM CST 60 1 NNW CAPITAL AIRPORT Sangamon County, IL ASOS STATION KSPI SPRINGFIELD CAPITAL AP. (ILX) December 10, 08:50 PM CST UNK 3 NNE LATHAM Logan County, IL POWER POLES WERE SNAPPED ALONG 600 STREET JUST WEST OF 2400 AVENUE. (ILX) December 10, 08:48 PM CST 100 ARKADELPHIA Clark County, AR (LZK) December 10, 08:45 PM CST UNK CENTRAL CITY Muhlenberg County, KY DAMAGE TO HARDWARE STORE ON WEST EVERLY BROS. BLVD. (PAH) December 10, 08:45 PM CST 125 BLEVINS Hempstead County, AR PUBLIC REPORT OF SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN QUARTER SIZE HAIL FROM A CONVENIENCE STORE IN BLEVINS. (SHV) December 10, 08:40 PM CST UNK 6 SW BONO Craighead County, AR NUMEROUS LIMBS DOWN IN THE BONO AREA. UTILITY POLES SNAPPED 6 MILES SOUTHWEST OF TOWN. POSSIBLE TORNADO. (MEG) December 10, 08:40 PM CST UNK 4 W STAUNTON Macoupin County, IL MACOUPIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED POWER LINES DOWN ON SCHOOL HOUSE ROAD EAST OF DORCHESTER ROAD WEST OF STAUNTON. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 08:39 PM CST UNK 1 SW CENTRAL CITY Muhlenberg County, KY DEBRIS FROM HOMES AND BILLBOARDS ALONG THE WEST KENTUCKY PARKWAY JUST WEST OF CENTRAL CITY. (PAH) December 10, 08:38 PM CST UNK SAMBURG Obion County, TN SAMBURG FIRE STATION TOOK DIRECT HIT WITH PEOPLE TRAPPED IN DAMAGE. (MEG) December 10, 08:38 PM CST UNK 2 WSW CENTRAL CITY Muhlenberg County, KY POWER FLASHES JUST NORTH OF THE WEST KENTUCKY PARKWAY JUST WEST OF CENTRAL CITY. POWER IS OUT. (PAH) December 10, 08:38 PM CST 65 GOODFIELD Woodford County, IL POWER OUTAGES HAVE OCCURRED. (ILX) December 10, 08:36 PM CST UNK 1 NW BUFFALO Sangamon County, IL SEVERAL POWER POLES BLOWN DOWN IN THE SAME DIRECTION. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (ILX) December 10, 08:35 PM CST 100 1 NE PRESCOTT Nevada County, AR LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTS MULTIPLE CALLS REGARDING QUARTER SIZED HAIL AROUND THE CITY OF PRESCOTT. (SHV) December 10, 08:33 PM CST UNK 1 S BUNKER HILL Macoupin County, IL MACOUPIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREE DOWN ON HWY 159. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 08:33 PM CST 60 1 NNW CAPITAL AIRPORT Sangamon County, IL CORRECTS TIME ON PREVIOUS TSTM WND GST REPORT FROM 1 NNW CAPITAL AIRPORT. ASOS STATION KSPI SPRINGFIELD CAPITAL AP. (ILX) December 10, 08:32 PM CST UNK 3 NNW PRESCOTT Nevada County, AR LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTING TREES DOWN JUST OUTSIDE THE PRESCOTT CITY LIMITS ALONG HIGHWAY 19 NORTH. (SHV) December 10, 08:30 PM CST UNK 1 W CASH Craighead County, AR BRIEF TORNADO TOUCHDOWN NEAR CASH. (MEG) December 10, 08:30 PM CST 100 9 SE CABOT Lonoke County, AR (LZK) December 10, 08:30 PM CST 100 CABOT Lonoke County, AR (LZK) December 10, 08:29 PM CST UNK 2 ESE MITCHELL Madison County, IL TRACTOR-TRAILER OVERTURNED ON I-270 WB NEAR MILEPOST 7 WITH CABLES ACROSS THE ROADWAY. (LSX) December 10, 08:27 PM CST UNK 2 S POAG Madison County, IL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED A PARTIAL ROOF COLLAPSE AT AN AMAZON WAREHOUSE SOUTHWEST OF EDWARDSVILLE. MULTIPLE PEOPLE ARE TRAPPED AT THIS TIME. (LSX) December 10, 08:25 PM CST UNK CHATHAM Sangamon County, IL POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN NEAR RT 4 AND COTTONWOOD DRIVE SOUTH OF THE WALGREENS. (ILX) December 10, 08:25 PM CST 72 2 NW TREMONT Tazewell County, IL MEASURED AT THE TAZEWELL COUNTY EOC. (ILX) December 10, 08:24 PM CST 64 1 ESE LITTLE ROCK AFB Pulaski County, AR LITTLE ROCK AFB MEASURED 64 MPH WIND GUST. (LZK) December 10, 08:20 PM CST UNK 3 SSW WELDON SPRING St. Louis County, MO FENCE BLOWN DOWN NEAR CHESTERFIELD MALL. (LSX) December 10, 08:19 PM CST UNK 2 N GREEN VALLEY Tazewell County, IL A FARM IRRIGATION UNIT WAS FLIPPED INTO A DITCH ON GOEKEN ROAD JUST EAST OF RT 29. (ILX) December 10, 08:16 PM CST UNK 4 NW GREEN VALLEY Tazewell County, IL SIDING WAS DAMAGED ON A HOUSE AND NUMEROUS POWER POLES WERE BLOWN DOWN ALONG WEIR ROAD BETWEEN JACOB AND WAGONSELLER ROAD. (ILX) December 10, 08:10 PM CST 125 WARD Lonoke County, AR (LZK) December 10, 08:09 PM CST UNK JERSEYVILLE Jersey County, IL JERSEY COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A METAL SIGN AND TREE LIMB DOWN ACROSS THE ROAD AT STATE HWY 16 IN JERSEYVILLE. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 08:06 PM CST UNK DIAZ Jackson County, AR DAMAGE TO SOME ROOFS AT WHITE RIVER APARTMENTS IN DIAZ. (LZK) December 10, 08:05 PM CST UNK 2 SE DEERING Pemiscot County, MO LARGE TORNADO REPORTED ON THE GROUND SOUTHEAST OF DEERING. (MEG) December 10, 08:05 PM CST UNK 6 W ASHDOWN Little River County, AR TREES REPORTED DOWN BETWEEN FOREMAN AND ASHDOWN ALONG HIGHWAY 32. (SHV) December 10, 08:04 PM CST UNK 1 NW CREVE COEUR St. Louis County, MO LARGE TREE UPROOTED... FELL ON TO APARTMENT BUILDING. (LSX) December 10, 08:02 PM CST UNK 5 NE WELLSVILLE Montgomery County, MO TDS EVIDENT FROM KLSX. (LSX) December 10, 08:02 PM CST 68 3 E KAMPVILLE St. Charles County, MO ST. CHARLES...MO (SET) ASOS REPORTS GUST OF 59.0 KNOTS FROM W @ 0202Z KSET 110205Z AUTO 28026G59KT 3/4SM +TSRA BR BKN029 BKN070 OVC090 17/15 A2945 RMK AO2 PK WND 28059/ (LSX) December 10, 08:00 PM CST 100 1 NE GIBSON Pulaski County, AR (LZK) December 10, 08:00 PM CST 100 1 E BALLWIN St. Louis County, MO QUARTER SIZED HAIL REPORTED IN BALLWIN. (LSX) December 10, 08:00 PM CST UNK 1 W GREENFIELD Greene County, IL GREENE COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN AT SHEFFIELD STREET AND BROOKLEY STREET IN GREENFIELD. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:56 PM CST 70 4 W CHESTERFIELD St. Louis County, MO ST. LOUIS/SPIRIT...MO (SUS) ASOS REPORTS GUST OF 61.0 KNOTS FROM SW @ 0156Z KSUS 110156Z 22028G61KT 1/2SM R08R/2800VP6000FT +RA FG SQ SCT026 BKN070 OVC100 17/16 A2947 R (LSX) December 10, 07:54 PM CST UNK 3 NW PHILADELPHIA Cass County, IL AT LEAST ONE HOME WAS DAMAGED...WITH MAJOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO SURROUNDING BUILDINGS. (ILX) December 10, 07:53 PM CST UNK 1 ESE GRAY SUMMIT Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE OVER HOGAN ROAD IN PACIFIC. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:50 PM CST UNK 2 SSW WELDON SPRING St. Louis County, MO REPORT OF APPROXIMATELY 20 VEHICLES WITH DEBRIS DAMAGE ON EASTBOUND 64 EAST OF BOONE BRIDGE. (LSX) December 10, 07:50 PM CST UNK 3 NNW LITERBERRY Cass County, IL TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN. (ILX) December 10, 07:49 PM CST 58 HIGHLANDVILLE Christian County, MO DIME SIZE HAIL WAS ALSO REPORTED. (SGF) December 10, 07:47 PM CST UNK 2 NW PACIFIC Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON THORNTON ROAD AT SKYLINE DRIVE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:45 PM CST UNK 1 NNE DEFIANCE St. Charles County, MO *** 1 FATAL... 2 INJ *** SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE DAMAGE IN DEFIANCE. ONE CONFIRMED FATALITY AND 2 INJURIES. (LSX) December 10, 07:45 PM CST UNK CARROLLTON Greene County, IL A COUCH WAS BLOWN ONTO HWY 67 AT CHURCH ST. IN CARROLLTON. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:44 PM CST UNK 3 NNW MOSELLE Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED POWER LINES DOWN AT DENMARK ROAD AT FAIRWAY DRIVE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:43 PM CST UNK 1 WNW BERDAN Greene County, IL GREEN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A HAY WAGON WAS BLOWN ONTO HWY 67 BETWEEN WHITE HALL AND CARROLLTON. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:42 PM CST UNK 2 SSW HORNERSVILLE Dunklin County, MO TORNADO REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. (MEG) December 10, 07:42 PM CST UNK 1 S HORNERSVILLE Dunklin County, MO NUMEROUS DAMAGE ON COUNTY ROAD 655. (MEG) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK 2 W DEFIANCE St. Charles County, MO SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO HOME AT HIGHWAY F AND STUB ROAD. (LSX) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK 4 ENE PANOLA Latimer County, OK ROOF DAMAGE TO MOBILE HOME. TIME ESTIMATED VIA RADAR. (TSA) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK 1 NNW WEST BRANSON Stone County, MO FOUR HOMES DAMAGED TO THE NORTHWEST OF WEST BRANSON. (SGF) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK 1 NW DEFIANCE St. Charles County, MO BUILDING COLLAPSE AS WELL AS REPORTS OF MULTIPLE HOMES DAMAGED AND DEBRIS IN THE AREA. (LSX) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK WINFIELD Lincoln County, MO LINCOLN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED STREET LIGHTS WERE BLOWN OVER AT 2 LOCATIONS IN WINFIELD. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:40 PM CST UNK WINFIELD Lincoln County, MO MULTIPLE STREET LIGHTS BLOWN OUT ACROSS THE CITY. (LSX) December 10, 07:38 PM CST UNK 3 N SAINT CLAIR Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON HWY 47 AT EASTVIEW DRIVE SOUTH OF UNION. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:38 PM CST UNK 1 SW UNION Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED POWER LINES DOWN AT KOELLING AVENUE AND WEST SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IN SW UNION. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:36 PM CST UNK 4 NNE STANTON Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A LARGE TREE BLOCKING THE ROADWAY ALONG ST. LOUIS INN ROAD WSW OF ST. CLAIR. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:32 PM CST UNK 2 N LEACHVILLE Mississippi County, AR TORNADO REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. (MEG) December 10, 07:30 PM CST UNK MEREDOSIA Morgan County, IL SEVERAL LARGE TREE BRANCHES WERE BLOWN DOWN. ESTIMATED WIND GUSTS OF 65-75 MPH. (ILX) December 10, 07:29 PM CST 100 1 W MARTHASVILLE Warren County, MO QUARTER SIZED HAIL REPORTED IN THE CITY OF MARTHASVILLE. (LSX) December 10, 07:25 PM CST 100 MOUNTAIN PINE Garland County, AR (LZK) December 10, 07:24 PM CST UNK NW MONETTE Craighead County, AR TORNADO REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. (MEG) December 10, 07:22 PM CST UNK 4 SW NOSER MILL Franklin County, MO LARGE TREE DOWN AT EVERGREEN LOOP AND 3 OAKS ROAD... SOUTH OF LESLIE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:22 PM CST UNK 1 N GERALD Franklin County, MO FRANKLIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE ACROSS HIGHWAY Y NORTH OF GERALD AT WHEELER ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 07:20 PM CST 100 WINTHROP Little River County, AR QUARTER SIZE AND SLIGHTLY LARGER REPORTED NEAR AND SOUTH OF WINTHROP. (SHV) December 10, 07:12 PM CST 100 5 W FOREMAN Little River County, AR QUARTER SIZE HAIL REPORTED JUST EAST OF THE OK LINE AND WEST OF FOREMAN. (SHV) December 10, 07:12 PM CST UNK GRIGGSVILLE Pike County, IL TRANSFORMER BLOWN AND POWER LINES DOWN IN THE CITY OF GRIGGSVILLE. (LSX) December 10, 07:11 PM CST UNK 2 N PERRY Pike County, IL PIKE COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED 3-4 TREES DOWN AT THIS INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 104 AND 107... KNOWN AS PERRY JUNCTION. ILLINOIS DOT WAS CALLED OUT FOR REMOVAL. TIME ESTI (LSX) December 10, 07:08 PM CST UNK 4 NNW BAY Craighead County, AR TORNADO REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. (MEG) December 10, 07:06 PM CST UNK 1 SW MIDDLETOWN Montgomery County, MO UNKNOWN STRUCTURAL DAMAGE NEAR MIDDLETOWN RELAYED TO OUR OFFICE WITH PUBLIC REPORTS OF A FUNNEL CLOUD NEAR HIGHWAY 161 AND ROUTE A. (LSX) December 10, 07:02 PM CST UNK 5 NE WELLSVILLE Montgomery County, MO CORRECTS PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 5 NE WELLSVILLE. TDS EVIDENT FROM KLSX. (LSX) December 10, 07:02 PM CST 58 2 NW VICHY Maries County, MO MEASURED AT THE KVIH ASOS. (SGF) December 10, 06:59 PM CST 175 EVERTON Dade County, MO (SGF) December 10, 06:58 PM CST UNK 6 W BLAND Osage County, MO STRONG WINDS HAVE BROUGHT DOWN TREE BRANCHES. (LSX) December 10, 06:57 PM CST UNK EL DARA Pike County, IL PIKE COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED SEVERAL TREES DOWN ALONG COUNTY HIGHWAY 4 NEAR EL DARA. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:53 PM CST UNK 2 W GASCONADE Gasconade County, MO GASCONADE COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED TREES DOWN ALONG HWY 100 BETWEEN MORRISON AND GASCONADE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:42 PM CST UNK 1 W ASHBURN Pike County, MO PIKE COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED 4 TREES BLOCKING MISSOURI HIGHWAY 79 NEAR THE INTERSECTION WITH ROUTE TT. TIME ESTIMATED VIA RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:37 PM CST UNK 1 NE FULTON Callaway County, MO CALLAWAY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON A HOUSE IN FULTON. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:37 PM CST UNK 1 WNW KINGDOM CITY Callaway County, MO CALLAWAY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A DOWNED TREE BLOCKING THE ROAD AT OLD U.S. HWY 40 AND STATE HWY FF NEAR KINGDOM CITY. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:35 PM CST UNK 1 ESE LOOSE CREEK Osage County, MO OSAGE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED HOME DAMAGE ALONG LOOSE CREEK HIGHWAY. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:35 PM CST UNK 5 N RUSH HILL Audrain County, MO AUDRAIN COUNTY DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON HWY J NEAR THE HWY B INTERSECTION. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:34 PM CST UNK 2 SSE LOOSE CREEK Osage County, MO OSAGE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A TRAMPOLINE WAS BLOWN INTO THE SIDE OF A HOUSE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:32 PM CST UNK 1 S LAKE MYKEE Callaway County, MO CALLAWAY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A TREE DOWN BLOCKING THE ROADWAY AT STATE HWY AA AND PLATINUM ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:32 PM CST UNK 2 WNW KINGDOM CITY Callaway County, MO TREE DOWN ON ROADWAY ON ROUTE FF. (LSX) December 10, 06:32 PM CST UNK 5 N RUSH HILL Audrain County, MO TREE DOWN AT THE INTERSECTION OF J AND B. TIME ESTIMATED USING RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:31 PM CST UNK 3 N WESTPHALIA Osage County, MO TREE DOWN BLOCKING BOTH LANES OF HIGHWAY 63 APPROX 1 MILE SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 50. (LSX) December 10, 06:30 PM CST UNK 2 N WESTPHALIA Osage County, MO OSAGE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A ROOF OFF A BUSINESS AT 674 HWY 63. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:28 PM CST UNK 2 W WESTPHALIA Osage County, MO OSAGE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED NUMEROUS TREES DOWN ALONG HIGHWAY 133 INTO WESTPHALIA. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:26 PM CST UNK 1 W WESTPHALIA Osage County, MO OSAGE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED A ROOF OFF A BUILDING AT COUNTY ROAD 503 AND HIGHWAY 133. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LSX) December 10, 06:22 PM CST UNK 3 WSW GROVESPRING Wright County, MO MOBILE HOME MOVED OFF ITS FOUNDATION NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY M AND DD. (SGF) December 10, 06:20 PM CST 200 BOGATA Red River County, TX WIND GUSTS ESTIMATED AT 62 MPH AND HAIL FROM ONE TO UP TO TWO INCH ESTIMATED HAIL SIZE. (SHV) December 10, 06:19 PM CST 60 4 NE ASHLAND Boone County, MO COLUMBIA...MO (COU) ASOS REPORTS GUST OF 52.0 KNOTS FROM SW @ 0019Z KCOU 110032Z 20014G22KT 2SM VCTS +RA BR FEW024 BKN043 OVC080 14/13 A2943 RMK AO2 PK WND 22052/0019 R (LSX) December 10, 06:10 PM CST UNK 3 S RICHLAND Pulaski County, MO TREES DOWN FROM SOUTH OF RICHLAND TO SOUTH OF CROCKER. (SGF) December 10, 06:00 PM CST UNK LINN CREEK Camden County, MO CARPORT DAMAGED ALONG WITH SEVERAL TREES. (SGF) December 10, 05:59 PM CST UNK AUGUSTA Woodruff County, AR POSSIBLE TORNADO. THE WOODRUFF COUNTY SHERIFF REPORTED EXTENSIVE DAMAGE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF AUGUSTA. SEVERAL HOMES WERE DAMAGED... WITH TREES AND POWER LINES BLOWN DOW (LZK) December 10, 05:59 PM CST UNK 4 S COLUMBIA Boone County, MO TREE DOWN OVER ROADWAY ON ROCK QUARRY AND GANS ROAD. (LSX) December 10, 05:52 PM CST 70 STRAFFORD Greene County, MO (SGF) December 10, 05:40 PM CST 60 2 W GALLOWAY Greene County, MO TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (SGF) December 10, 05:40 PM CST UNK 4 SE GLIDEWELL Greene County, MO 2 UTILITY POLES SNAPPED. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (SGF) December 10, 05:25 PM CST UNK 2 NE NEMO Hickory County, MO UNCONFIRMED REPORT OR A ROOF REMOVED FROM A HOME AND BARN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (SGF) December 10, 04:56 PM CST 100 3 E FARMERSVILLE Collin County, TX SOCIAL MEDIA IMAGE OF MEASURED 1 INCH HAIL. TIME ESTIMATED VIA RADAR. (FWD) December 10, 03:35 PM CST 100 1 NE PRESCOTT Nevada County, AR CORRECTS PREVIOUS HAIL REPORT FROM 1 NE PRESCOTT. LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTS MULTIPLE CALLS REGARDING QUARTER SIZED HAIL AROUND THE CITY OF PRESCOTT. (SHV)




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]]> https://cincylink.com/2021/12/11/rolling-storm-damage-reports-tornado-large-hail-high-wind-in-the-past-24-hours/feed/ 0 Heavy rain, thunderstorms possible Sunday https://cincylink.com/2021/07/31/heavy-rain-thunderstorms-possible-sunday/ https://cincylink.com/2021/07/31/heavy-rain-thunderstorms-possible-sunday/#respond Sat, 31 Jul 2021 05:17:59 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=35446

Heavy rain, thunderstorms possible Sunday

Don't be surprised if you hear thunder Sunday as a warm front lifts through Cincinnati. Heavy rain prompting a Flood Watch for some.



IN THE WEATHER DEPARTMENT. I COULD HAVE SPENT THE ENTIRE DAY OUTSIDE. COURTIS: IT MEANT IF WE BOTH DID THAT, NO ONE WOULD BE HERE TONIGHT DOING THE NEWS. MOLLIE: BUT IT WAS REALLY NICE. I SPENT SOME OF THE AFTERNOON IN THE SUN. THE 60’S. TOMORROW IS A DIFFERENT STORY. ALLISON: RAIN MOVING AND OVERNIGHT. IT WILL BE WIDESPREAD RAIN THROUGH MUCH OF THE MORNING. THROUGH THE REST OF THE DAY, SPOTTY SHOWERS CONTINUING. WE COULD EVEN HEAR SOME THUNDER. YOU CAN KIND OF SEE SOME OF THE RAIN MOVING IN TO OWENTON. SOME LIGHT RAINFALL PUSHING INTO OWEN COUNTY. ADDITIONAL SHOWERS EXPECTED TO MOVE THROUGH. STALLED FRONT AT THE MORNING. MORE FRONT LIST OF THE AREA. ROUNDS OF STEADY AND HEAVY RAINFALL. POTENTIAL FOR HEARING SOME THUNDER, ESPECIALLY IF YOU LIVE IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY. THE CHANCE OF HEARING THUNDER IS HIGHER THE FARTHER SOUTH YOU LIVE. THAT IS ALSO WHERE SOME OF THE HEAVIEST RAIN IS LIKELY TO SET UP. IF WE HAVE THUNDERSTORMS, WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THUNDERSTORMS ROLLING THROUGH. RAIN CONTINUING TO COME IN. WE HAVE RAIN IN DOWNTOWN. MOST OF US ASLEEP. BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP, IT IS RAINING OUTSIDE. CHECK OUT HOW WIDESPREAD THE RAIN WILL BE. EVERYONE SEEING RAIN AT SOME POINT. THEN THE RAIN WILL BE EVEN STEADIER AND HEAVIER SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER AND SOUTHEAST OF I-71. 5:00 A.M., UP TO ABOUT 7:00. FAIRLY WIDESPREAD RAIN ACROSS CINCINNATI. IT IS STILL COMING DOWN HEAVY AT TIMES. THUNDER WILL BE A POSSIBILITY. ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU SEE THE RADAR LOOKING LIKE THIS. PRETTY GOOD CHANCE OF THUNDER HAPPENING. POTENTIAL FOR SOME THUNDER AREAS SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER. THIS HAPPENS TO BE 10:00 IN THE MORNING. STILL SEEING THAT WIDESPREAD AND HEAVY RAINFALL. BY ABOUT MIDDAY, A BREAK IN THE ACTION. AT LEAST AREAS NORTH OF THE RIVER. ESPECIALLY NORTHWEST. BY 4:00, RAIN SOUTHEAST OF 71. WITH THE STEADY RAIN KIND OF SETTING UP SOUTHEAST OF THE INTERSTATE. IT WILL CONTINUE FOR A COUPLE MORE HOURS. EVEN UNTIL THIS TIME TONIGHT. WE STILL HAVE RAIN COMING DOWN ACROSS GREATEST CINCINNATI. THERE WILL BE BREAKS DURING THE AFTERNOON. POTENTIAL FOR RAINFALL TOMORROW NIGHT IS STILL THERE. AND WE FINALLY START TO DRY OUT. WE STAY DRY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY MORNING, WE HAVE THE CHANCE OF A WINTRY MIX MOVING BACK IN. A FLOOD WATCH GOES INTO EFFECT TONIGHT. LASTING THROUGH THE ENTIRE DAY TOMORROW. NOT EXPIRING UNTIL 7:00 IN THE EVENING SUNDAY. IT IS IN EFFECT FOR EVERYONE IN THE GREEN. NORTHERN KENTUCKY SOUTH OF THE SPLIT. ADAMS COUNTY ALSO INCLUDED. THIS IS THE AREA WE ARE WATCHING. POTENTIALLY SOME HIGHER RAINFALL TOTALS. ANYWHERE FROM ONE TO TWO INCHES OF RAIN. CLOSER TO TWO AND A HALF INCHES OF RAIN FARTHER SOUTH. WATCH OUT FOR HIGH WATER ISSUES, LOCALIZED FLOODING, ESPECIALLY IN A FLOOD PRONE AREA. I DON’T THINK WE SEE WIDESPREAD FLOODING IMPACTS. AREAS UNDER THIS WATCH NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TO ANY SORT OF ADDITIONAL WARNINGS THAT GO INTO PLACE. WE ARE GOING TO BE FAIRLY WARM THROUGH THE DAY. 56 BY 9:00. 62 IN THE AFTERNOON. 50’S BY 9:00. WARM DAY TOMORROW. IT WILL BE RAINING FOR A LOT OF THE DAY. EVEN WHEN IT IS NOT RAINING, IT WILL BE CLOUDY. I DO THINK THE WEEKEND IS WRAPPING UP ON A SOGGY NOTE. WE HAVE SUNSHINE ON THE WAY MONDAY. 45 ON TUESDAY. CHANCE OF SEEING THE WINTRY MIX EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. AFTER THAT, WE DRY OUT. TEMPERATURES GETTING BACK INTO THE 50’S BY THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms possible Sunday

Don't be surprised if you hear thunder Sunday as a warm front lifts through Cincinnati. Heavy rain prompting a Flood Watch for some.


Don't be surprised if you hear thunder Sunday as a warm front lifts through Cincinnati. Heavy rain prompting a Flood Watch for some.

Don't be surprised if you hear thunder Sunday as a warm front lifts through Cincinnati. Heavy rain prompting a Flood Watch for some.


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Lots of sun Wednesday



ROSSENREPORTS.COM. YOU CAN ALSO SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER. IT’S FREE AND BRINGS YOUR INFO. BACK TO YOU. MIKE: STARTED CHILLY THIS MORNING BUT ANOTHER PICTURE-PERFECT DAY. SHEREE: THE SUNSHINE MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE. KEVIN ROBINSON WITH HOW LONG IT WILL STICK AROUND. KEVIN: HOPEFULLY LONG ENOUGH TO GET THE OHIO RIVER BACK WITHIN ITS BANKS BECAUSE OFFICIALLY IT IS IN MINOR FLOOD. HERE’S A LIVE LOOK ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER, COVINGTON, THE NEWPORT THEATER. YOU CAN SEE THE WATER ALMOST BEGINNING TO ENTER THE PARKING AREAS DOWN FROM THE LEVY BASICALLY WITHIN THE WALLS OF THE LEVY, THE WALLS CONTINUING TO CREEP ITS WAY UP. 45 DEGREES AT THE AIRPORT. LOTS OF SUNSHINE. LOOK AT THE DEW POINT OF 14 WITH LIGHT WINDS TONIGHT. WE WILL BE IN FOR ANOTHER VERY COLD EVENING. RIGHT NOW, THE CURRENT OFFICIAL RIVER LEVEL AT 52.3 ONE FEET AND THE PUBLIC LANDING PRETTY MUCH FLOODED. THE RIVER GOING TO CONTINUE TO SLOWLY RISE FOR 54.5 FEET BY THURSDAY MORNING. THAT’S WHEN IT’S FORECAST TO CREST. IT WAS RISING QUICKLY THROUGH THE NIGHT LAST NIGHT. NOW WE ARE SEEING IT KIND OF LEVEL OFF AND THE RISE SLOWING AS IT APPROACHES ITS CREST. AROUND THE REGION TODAY, TEMPERATURES INTO THE MID-40’S. NOTICEABLY COOLER TODAY WITH NORTH WINDS TAKING OVER. THAT MEANS ANOTHER COOL NIGHT COMING UP. WE WILL SLIP INTO THE 30’S AFTER 7:00 AND WE SHOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM FALLING BELOW FREEZING PRETTY FAST AND GETTING TO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER 20’S FOR ANOTHER PRETTY COLD NIGHT. SKIES SHOULD REMAIN MOSTLY CLEAR WITH NO MAJOR WEATHER SYSTEMS FORECAST TO IMPACT THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY. IT IS PRETTY QUIET. FUTURECAST CONFIRMS MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES THROUGH THE NIGHT TONIGHT. TOMORROW IS STILL MY PICK OF THE WEEK. TEMPERATURES LIKELY TO MAKE A RUN AT 60 AFTER A PRETTY CHILLY START. THEN WE WILL HAVE ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE WEAK COOL FRONT SNEAKING ITS WAY IN HERE TOMORROW NIGHT AND THURSDAY AND THEN IT KNOCKS THE TEMPERATURES BACK DOWN THURSDAY AND MIGHT BRING US SOME MORE CLOUDS. WE GO UP TOMORROW AND DAN -- THEN DOWN 10 DEGREES THURSDAY, BUT STILL DRIVE. YOUR FORECAST FOR TONIGHT, CLEAR AND COLD AGAIN. 29 BY MORNING. TOMORROW, LOTS OF SUNSHINE. BREEZY AND MILDER. AFTERNOON HIGHS SOUTH OF 60. SHOULD BE A FANTASTIC DAY. 52 BY NOON. EXPECT A FAST WARM UP IN THE MORNING. HERE’S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. THIS IS SOMETHING YOU DON’T SEE TOO OFTEN IN THE MONTH OF MARCH. SUNSHINE ACROSS THE BOARD FROM START TO F

Lots of sun Wednesday


Lots of sun Wednesday.

CINCINNATI —

Lots of sun Wednesday.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2021/07/29/lots-of-sun-wednesday/feed/ 0 New study shows growing development in areas at risk for natural disasters https://cincylink.com/2021/07/12/new-study-shows-growing-development-in-areas-at-risk-for-natural-disasters/ https://cincylink.com/2021/07/12/new-study-shows-growing-development-in-areas-at-risk-for-natural-disasters/#respond Mon, 12 Jul 2021 04:27:17 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=69398

From wildfires to hurricanes, natural disasters can destroy entire towns.

“We’re just putting structures in harm's way, and harm's way is becoming a broader and broader area,” the Director of the Cooperative Institute for Research and Environmental Sciences at CU Boulder, Waleed Abdalati, said.

Beachfront properties, cabins in the mountains, houses below sea level all exist in potentially risky areas.

“Who doesn't want to look at the ocean? So there's a lot of development right up to the edge of the water, and over time that edge of the water is creeping inward,” Abdalati said.

Sometimes where we build doesn't necessarily mean forever. In fact, more often than not, our homes and offices are in the path of potentially devastating natural disasters.

“57 percent of structures are in only 31 percent of the area which is these hazard hot spots,” Matthew Rossi, a research scientist at Earthlab at CU Boulder, said. He also was one of the authors of a new study looking at the risks of where we’ve developed over the years.

The study details the areas they investigated and the risks that exist in those spots.

“We were looking at using structure level data, so the building that is constructed in hazard hotspots, and asking 'Are we preferentially building in those places?'” Rossi explained.

The answer is yes. The study found growth rates in hotspots exceed the national trend.

“We actually are preferentially building in these hazardous zones,” he said.

They looked at earthquakes, wildfires, tornadoes, floods, and hurricane wind speeds. These are all events that Jeff Schlegelmilch with the National Center for Disaster Preparedness is familiar with.

“We have a lot of structures, a lot of aspects of modern society that are in harm's way,” Schlegelmilch said.

He said he sees an increase in the frequency of these disastrous events as well.

“Looking backward doesn't tell us everything we need to know moving forward. The kind of hazards we’re exposed to, the aging infrastructure we have, it's all entering into a changing world with more extreme events,” Schlegelmilch said. “If 2020 weren’t known for COVID, it would be known as another record-breaking year of billion-dollar weather-related disasters.”

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration keep data on the impact these events have.

From 1980 to 2021, floods cost an average of $3.6 billion a year, wildfires $2.5 billion. The average cost for all disasters every year is around $45.4 billion.

“You have the convergence of development, increased vulnerability from sinking land, and increased vulnerability from climate change,” Abdalati said. He’s been watching the earth change from space his entire career.

“We’re living in a changing world, we’re living in a changing environment, and that changing environment brings with it risk. And it’s critical for our success as a society that we understand those risks, and we do what we can to mitigate those risks,” he said.

For example, wildfires.

“We see increases in the number of fires over the last few decades, and we see increases in the areas burned by those fires,” he explained.

As we continue to develop land and experience a changing pattern of weather events, Schlegelmilch said it’s important that people stay informed of where they’re at and the risks they face.

“We have to prepare for a world where this is more normal, not more of an outlier, and prepare for those scenarios,” Schlegelmilch said.

“I think it actually helps local and regional planners to think about how they might reframe some of the questions they've always been asking when developing in hazardous zones,” Rossi said.




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Powerful storms unleashed massive amounts of rain and wind on parts of Indiana Wednesday evening.In St. Leon, Trackville Road was completely covered in water.“It was like a cloud burst, like the heavens opened up,” said St. Leon resident Marlene Hoog.Some people with rain gauges said they were overflowing at five and six inches. Most of it fell in less than two hours.At American Legion Post 464, members were cleaning up the basement after electricity went out and the sump pump stopped, then a battery backup failed. “I come up this morning, I thought, this ain’t going to be good,” said post commander Jerry Maune. “I walk into the legion, and sure enough it was not good. Just water, water, water.”Almost all of Trackville Road, was underwater for several hours. The road is a couple of miles long and several residents live there. They were all locked inside because of the high water.High winds also caused damage in the area.At Ed Gutzwiller’s place, trees were down, a new deck was damaged, so was his roof. “I’ve been back here 43 years and I’ve never seen wind come through like that and rain that hard,” Gutzwiller said.

SAINT LEON, Ind. —

Powerful storms unleashed massive amounts of rain and wind on parts of Indiana Wednesday evening.

In St. Leon, Trackville Road was completely covered in water.

“It was like a cloud burst, like the heavens opened up,” said St. Leon resident Marlene Hoog.

Some people with rain gauges said they were overflowing at five and six inches. Most of it fell in less than two hours.

At American Legion Post 464, members were cleaning up the basement after electricity went out and the sump pump stopped, then a battery backup failed.

“I come up this morning, I thought, this ain’t going to be good,” said post commander Jerry Maune. “I walk into the legion, and sure enough it was not good. Just water, water, water.”

Almost all of Trackville Road, was underwater for several hours. The road is a couple of miles long and several residents live there. They were all locked inside because of the high water.

High winds also caused damage in the area.

At Ed Gutzwiller’s place, trees were down, a new deck was damaged, so was his roof.

“I’ve been back here 43 years and I’ve never seen wind come through like that and rain that hard,” Gutzwiller said.


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