HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -the mighty Ohio is heading for a Monday above flood stage crest. Tony examines the hydrology of the mother river with a focus on smaller feeder streams and ports of call ...

690 AND THIS IS SOMETHING I WANTED TO SHOW YOU, BECAUSE WHEN THE WATER OVERTAKES THE ROADWAY, IT’S KIND OF TOUGH TO SEE HOW DEEP IT IS. AND IF YOU DON’T KNOW THERE’S A RIVER THERE, YOU CAN ...

Some of that water will eventually make its way north to Lake Erie, while other droplets will flow south toward the Ohio River, and ultimately, the Gulf of Mexico. The deciding factor? A subtle ...

The Ohio River is forecast to crest at 60 feet, a height it has only reached once in the last 28 years. The forecast means that the East End, California and New Richmond, Ohio will see significant ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The Ohio River is forecasted to crest at 56 feet in the coming days, reaching minor flood stage and potentially impacting low-lying areas along the river. Cincinnati's ...

The Ohio River is projected to crest at the highest level in 7 years.The Ohio River is rapidly rising and hits 60 feet by Monday morning. When was the last time the Ohio River got that high?

Here's a look at the flooding forecast: According to the NOAA, the Ohio River at Cincinnati is currently at about 33 feet, almost 10 feet higher than its normal pool level of 25.4 feet.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Ohio River has hit a moderate state of flooding and the Tri-State is under a flood watch, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, NWS, said. NWS says the ...

The Ohio River is forecast to reach the moderate flood stage on Monday, with waters cresting at 65.6 feet at McAlpine Lower and 33.70 feet at McAlpine Upper. The Salt River in Shepherdsville will ...

Communities along the Ohio River are continuing to deal with flooding Sunday morning.Rainfall and rising river levels have led to road closures and evacuations.Residents who live in Aurora ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — With flood walls up and sandbags down, the rising Ohio River has Jill Barnes Mercado leaving her Waldoah Beach home for good. "It could go up five feet," she said, walking up ...