The Ohio River peaked overnight, briefly hitting 60.79 feet. For comparison, the 1997 flood hit 64.70 feet (#9 ... the National Weather Service posted a map showing the amount of heavy rainfall ...

On Tuesday, the Ohio River peaked, briefly hitting 60.79 feet. For comparison, the 1997 flood hit 64.70 feet ... the National Weather Service posted a map showing the amount of heavy rainfall ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association uses a "water inundation" tool to forecast where flooding will occur on a map ... flooding from the Ohio River at various flood levels.

According to the National Water Prediction Service's flood observation map, there are still three ... The NWPS measured the Ohio River at 60.45 feet Monday morning, well above the normal pool ...

Myriad weather alerts and warnings remain in place across the U.S. from eastern Texas northeast through Ohio on Thursday ... 38 river gauges to show major flood stage. A map from the National ...

The data also warns of current or potential flood stages in different areas. In addition, the National Weather Service's Wilmington office monitors the Ohio River at five points: Portsmouth ...

The Ohio River at Cincinnati was at 50.77 feet, as of midday Monday. It's expected to climb above flood stage Tuesday. The Cincinnati area got between two and three inches of rain over the weekend ...

The Ohio River has reached moderate flood stage and is expected to crest Wednesday morning between 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. at 36.2 feet at McAlpine Upper. When a river "crests," it means the water level ...

While the river was expected to crest just below “major” flood stage in Wheeling, Ohio County EMA Director Lou Vargo said it’s still a very impactful event. “If you have water in your ...

SO YOUR WEATHER HEADLINES HERE ARE THOSE RIVER LEVELS ARE FALLING AND SHOULD FINALLY DROP BELOW FLOOD STAGE FOR MANY OF THE RIVERS, INCLUDING THE OHIO RIVER THAT RUNS THROUGH DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE.