Anywhere in this area, we have seen some intense rainfall overnight with totals over two inches, so there could be flooding overnight. A Flood Warning until 2 30 this afternoon. Upper 50 s and pretty close to 60 this afternoon. Temperatures falling as we get closer to 5 00 this evening. Windy and sunny through the middle of the day. Watch out for the high water areas. Kyla they could really trip you up. I got right up on delta and all of those blockades. East or west down along columbia parkway, right there. From the western side you will we have a live shot. That high water really causing a major issue. They are not letting any lanes through on columbia parkway. You will not be able to get through and use riverside as an option and give yourself a next her five or 10 minutes. Kellogg along coney island, high water. They do not have a close off but you may see high water. Here is a look at 275 and kellogg, where all lanes are moving along pretty well, east and west down. Lisa thank you
The rising water. We got a soaking last night for sure. Mark and i let forecast. S Miriah Turner has the details. Good afternoon. Has moved out, and we are looking at maybe a flurry this evening. Temperatures at midnight were temperatures have been slowly s this afternoon. Overnight tomorrow morning will be in the 20 s. The cold front brought rain and cooler temperatures. You can see the temperature trend of the last sixhours are 859 at 6 00 a. M. , 56 right now. Hour gusts were you can see the rain answered any. That was when the showers were moving out. All around Greater Cincinnati, the areas north and south saw twoinches of rain on average from the rain that move through last night and this morning. Right now, we are the are wide. Accumulations within the 275 inches of rain. We are looking at runoff and swollen rivers. We have the ohiobrush creek area above west union there fled stage is 15feet, they re looking at topping off at 16feet. We will look at the possibilities for the ohi
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