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Weather Impact: Rain, storms return to Cincinnati this weekend (opens the original)
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Rain and storms return by Friday morning. Scattered storms will be around this weekend, with a potential heavy rain threat unfolding. Rain and storms return by Friday morning. Scattered storms will be around this weekend, with a potential heavy rain threat unfolding. Rain and storms return by Friday morning. Scattered storms will be around this weekend, with a potential heavy rain threat unfolding.
El Niño is strengthening. Here's what it could mean for winter in the Midwest (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service officially issued an El Niño Advisory. Here's what it means locally and globally. The National Weather Service officially issued an El Niño Advisory. Here's what it means locally and globally. An El Niño is strengthening, with more than a 90 percent chance of a "very strong event" this fall and winter. El Niño is part of an ocean-atmosphere pattern. El Niño forms when trade winds weaken, and central and eastern Equatorial Pacific waters warm. Warmer waters cause the
Derecho confirmed after storms knocked out power across Greater Cincinnati (opens the original)
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The Storm Prediction Center is calling the storms that blew through Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon a derecho. The Storm Prediction Center is calling the storms that blew through Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon a derecho. The Storm Prediction Center is confirming Tuesday's storms were a derecho. Originally, the SPC was evaluating whether the Cincinnati area would be included. The office concluded Wednesday there was sufficient evidence that the same cold pool continued, resulting in ongoing damage fro
Was it a derecho? Storm Prediction Center evaluating Tuesday's storms (opens the original)
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The Storm Prediction Center is preliminarily calling storms that moved through the Midwest a derecho. Now, they're evaluating if Cincinnati should be included. The Storm Prediction Center is preliminarily calling storms that moved through the Midwest a derecho. Now, they're evaluating if Cincinnati should be included. The Storm Prediction Center is preliminarily calling a cluster of storms that moved through the Midwest a derecho. The Mesoscale Convective System, or MCS, started in Iowa early Tu
Timeline: Strong storms move into Cincinnati this afternoon (opens the original)
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Strong storms move back into Cincinnati this afternoon and last into the evening. These storms bring high winds, heavy rain and a low-end tornado threat. Strong storms move back into Cincinnati this afternoon and last into the evening. These storms bring high winds, heavy rain and a low-end tornado threat. Strong storms move back into Cincinnati this afternoon and last into the evening. These storms bring high winds, heavy rain and a low-end tornado threat.
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