Today is a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day as strong to severe thunderstorms move through the Tri-State later today along with localized flooding.
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A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 4 a.m. Friday. Storms could produce rainfall amounts of over one inch per hour. Given how saturated our grounds are, some spots could experience flash flooding. Areas in green are under the watch.
Localized rain totals over two inches
Along with flash flooding, the SPC has placed the bulk of the Tri-State in a slight risk for severe thunderstorms. This means the severe weather should remain scattered and not widespread.
Slight risk for severe storms
Here are some helpful links to prepare for severe weather:
Sign up for severe weather email and mobile alerts
Download the WCPO Storm Shield app (storm-based alerts for life-threatening weather events)
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Flight cancelations and delays from CVG, other U.S. airports
