Columbus Mayor Declares Emergency in Response to Severe Weather Damage
Officials said winds up to 82 mph and nearly an inch of rain in an hour left about 100,000 customers without power.
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Ginther declares emergency in response to storms that wreaked havoc in Columbus
Gov. Braun expects statewide emergency declaration following Tuesday storms
HAMMOND, Ind. (WRTV) After getting a firsthand look at some of the damage caused by a round of severe weather, Gov. Mike Braun said he expects to make a statewide emergency declaration.Gov. Braun joined state and local officials during a press briefing in Hammond on Wednesday, where he said the National Guard is on standby to help speed up recovery, if needed.Hes asking Hoosiers to be patient and do their part to help.Stay communicative, tell yo…
Tornado sirens sounded in several states.
Massive Central Ohio storm leaves 100,000 without power
Flood Fears Hit Columbus Before Scorching Weekend Heat Roars Back
Columbus woke Wednesday to clear skies and temperatures in the upper 60s, but the calm start will not last. Storm chances build through the day as the city heads toward a muggy high near 85 degrees. A Flood Watch remains in effect through 11 p.m. Wednesday for Franklin County and much of central Ohio, with heavy rain potentially causing flooding in low-lying areas, creeks and streams, according to the National Weather Service. Columbus has about…
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