CINCINNATI

Cincinnati Weather and Disaster News

For readers in Cincinnati, this page covers severe storms, flooding, heat waves, emergency declarations and recovery after major events. Reporting follows the weather itself and the emergency response that comes with it.

Cincinnati Hires ETCH for Snow Plow Tracker

Cincinnati Hires ETCH for Snow Plow Tracker

The city has contracted ETCH to run its snow plow tracking system and is adding 10 more roadway weather stations.

Live Poll

Do you trust your city government to keep roads clear after snowstorms?


Current Conditions

Current Conditions

Cold Front Brings Wind and Rain to Cincinnati

A passing cold front is driving temperatures down across the Tri-State region today.


Forecasts

Live Poll

Do you expect upcoming weather to disrupt trick-or-treating in your community?

Forecasts

Cincinnati Forecast Brings Mild Temperatures for Week

Residents can expect warm daytime highs leading up to a weekend shift.

Cincinnati Forecast Brings Mild Temperatures for Week

Emergency Response

Live Poll

Is infrastructure maintenance in your community heading in the right direction?

Emergency Response

Water Main Break Closes Cincinnati Intersection

The intersection of Gilbert Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Drive is closed following a water main break.

Water Main Break Closes Cincinnati Intersection

Natural Disasters

Live Poll

Should your local government increase security measures to prevent vandalism in public parks and nature preserves?

Natural Disasters

Vandals Destroyed Trees at Cincinnati Nature Preserve

The California Woods Nature Preserve suffered significant damage to its trees and signage this month.

Vandals Destroyed Trees at Cincinnati Nature Preserve

Coverage takes in storm damage, flash flooding on local waterways, extreme heat and cold, and the emergency declarations and recovery work that follow. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it wherever a weather event crosses the county line. Riverfront flooding and the hills and valleys that channel runoff shape how storms affect the area. Power outages and the slow pace of cleanup are the constraints that most often shape how long recovery takes.