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Slow-Moving Storm Brings Severe Weather and Flood Risks to Ohio and Northeast

A stationary low pressure system continues to deliver heavy rain, thunderstorms, and dense fog, with conditions expected to improve midweek.

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Overview

  • Severe thunderstorm warnings are active in parts of Northeast Ohio, with wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail reported in some counties.
  • Additional rainfall of 0.5 to 1.5 inches is expected through Tuesday in Ohio, while parts of New England could see up to 4–5 inches, prompting flood watches.
  • Dense fog advisories expired Monday morning in Northeast Ohio, but visibility issues may persist in some areas overnight into Tuesday.
  • The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of Ohio under a slight to marginal risk for severe weather, including strong winds and isolated tornadoes.
  • The system is forecast to exit by midweek, with drier and warmer conditions anticipated starting Thursday across affected regions.