Columbus, Ohio – Dry weather will give way to rain in the southern Ohio Valley by Sunday night, with a wet and unsettled week ahead. The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and storms throughout the region starting early next week, bringing potential for further river rises.
According to the Ohio River Forecast Center, elevated river levels across the Ohio Valley have been dropping but could increase once again as rainfall resumes. The heavy rain is expected to fall primarily in the southern areas of the region starting Sunday night, continuing into the workweek. Some localized minor flooding may occur with these new rains.
Though rivers are expected to remain below flood stage for now, residents should remain vigilant, as the situation could change. Action or minor flooding is possible in areas with elevated river levels, especially in the southern parts of Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Travelers should monitor local conditions and avoid flood-prone areas.
Residents should prepare for wet conditions next week, with continued scattered storms throughout the region. Stay informed about river stages and potential flood advisories as conditions evolve.
