CLEVELAND, Ohio — The National Weather Service has canceled the flood watch that was previously in place, but scattered thunderstorms expected this afternoon and evening could still bring heavy rain and localized flash flooding.

More storms were possible in central Ohio through evening Aug. 16, as earlier storms knocked out power to thousands and added to flooding in SE Ohio.

CROOKSVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) – Some parts of Perry County, already suffering the aftermath of severe weather last week, were hit with a second round of storms and flooding over the weekend, making an already difficult cleanup even harder.

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for multiple counties in West Virginia.The warning remains in effect until 7:30 p.m. Monday and i

Days of rain has caused flooding across Ohio, prompting Gov. Mike DeWine to activate the Ohio National Guard and issue a state of emergency for parts of the state.

Gov. Mike DeWine expressed concern about overnight storms and potential flooding in western Ohio counties. Residents in flood-prone areas were advised to keep notification devices on while they sleep. In Perry County, an estimated 375 people were displaced ...

The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory, flood watch and flash flood warning in parts of Ohio. Stark County faces a flood advisory.

Central Ohio is under a flood watch through the morning of Aug. 16 as heavy rain and severe storms threaten the region again.

More heavy rain on Aug. 16 caused renewed flooding and recovery challenges across three counties.