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Category: Weather

Today features mostly sunny weather with breezy conditions and a slight chance of afternoon showers and storms.

Keywords: sunny, breezy, showers

Update At: 7/20/2024

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'Everything was just under water': Flash flooding closes roads, church in Ravenna Township

Heavy rains in Ravenna Township caused flash flooding, leading to road closures and emergency responses. The Ravenna Township Fire Department advised residents to stay indoors as floodwaters began to recede. Reports indicated significant rainfall overwhelmed drainage systems, affecting local infrastructure, including God's Church of Ravenna, which canceled services due to extensive flooding.

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NWS issues Flood Warning in Stark, Summit counties; Flash Flood Warning in central Portage County;

The National Weather Service has issued Flood Warnings for Stark and Summit counties due to heavy rainfall, with 2-4 inches already reported. Flash flooding is expected in urban areas and along small creeks. The river gauge at Zimber Ditch indicates rising water levels, and warnings are also in effect for central Portage County. Safety precautions are advised as most flood-related deaths occur in vehicles.

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'Everything was just under water': Flash flooding closes roads, church in Ravenna Township

Heavy rains caused flash flooding in Ravenna Township, leading to road closures and emergency responses. The Ravenna Township Fire Department advised residents to stay indoors as floodwaters began to recede. Reports indicated significant rainfall overwhelmed drainage systems, affecting local areas including a mobile home park and a church, which had to cancel services due to extensive flooding.

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Flash floods wreak havoc in Ravenna and other northeast Ohio communities

Flash floods have caused significant damage in Ravenna and surrounding communities in northeast Ohio.

Cleveland 19 News

Minnesota weather: Severe thunderstorms Saturday night

Severe thunderstorms are moving from northwest Minnesota towards the Twin Cities, with strong winds and large hail expected. A tornado warning is in effect for several counties, and power outages have been reported due to the storms.

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Saturday Night Storm Leaves Damage, Power Outages Across Central Minnesota

Severe weather in central Minnesota caused power outages for approximately 5,000 people, with reports of hail over two inches, high winds, and structural damage, particularly southeast of Sauk Centre.

KNSI

Two Tornado Warnings Issued for Stearns County Saturday Night

Two Tornado Warnings were issued in Stearns County due to a possible tornado touchdown near Melrose and funnel clouds spotted over Benton County. The storms produced strong winds and hail, causing power outages for over 4,000 homes. No substantial damage has been reported, but some damage was noted near Melrose. Emergency management will assess the situation further.

WJON

Severe weather is rolling through the state; severe thunderstorm watch in place for several counties

Severe storms are moving southeast towards the metro, with warnings issued for Kandiyohi, McCloud, and Meeker counties due to strong winds and hail. Hennepin and Carver counties are also under a severe thunderstorm warning until 10 p.m., and a watch remains in effect until 1 a.m. for the metro and surrounding areas.

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Tornado Warning Issued for St. Cloud, Clear Lake

A tornado warning has been issued for St. Cloud and Clear Lake until Saturday at 8:45 p.m. A severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado is moving southeast at 40 mph, posing risks of flying debris, damage to mobile homes, roofs, windows, and vehicles, as well as tree damage. Residents are advised to take cover in a basement or interior room and avoid windows.

KNSI

Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued Until 9:00 p.m. For Stearns County, Radar Indicated Two Inch Hail

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Stearns, Todd, and Morrison County, with damaging hail and high winds expected. The storm is moving southeast at 30 mph and is projected to affect several nearby towns. Residents are advised to seek shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor.

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