Cincinnati, OH – A flood watch has been issued for parts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, with heavy rainfall expected to cause potential flooding from Saturday afternoon through Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Wilmington warns that excessive runoff could lead to flooding in rivers, creeks, and low-lying areas.
According to the NWS, the affected areas include counties in northern Kentucky, southeastern Indiana, and southwestern Ohio, including Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Chillicothe, and Georgetown. Residents in flood-prone areas should be prepared for rising water levels and monitor forecasts for potential warnings.
The heaviest rainfall is expected Saturday evening into early Sunday, with storm totals possibly exceeding two inches in some locations. Urban areas and roads with poor drainage may experience temporary flooding, making travel hazardous.
Officials urge residents to have an emergency plan, avoid flooded roadways, and stay updated on weather alerts. The flood watch remains in effect until Sunday afternoon, but conditions could change rapidly.
For the latest updates, residents should check NWS forecasts and local emergency management announcements.
