Ohio River, Flood and Louisville

Flood warning canceled for Ohio River in Louisville as water levels continue to fall
The flood warning on the Ohio River in Louisville has been canceled. The river level has dropped below flood stage. Sign up for our Newsletters It was below 22.31 feet as of 11 p.m. Saturday night and is falling quickly.
As Ohio River crests in Louisville, see how it compares to past record floods
Louisville's flood protection infrastructure keeps the Ohio River at bay, and has already pumped billions of gallons of stormwater out of the city.
Ohio River flooding: Levels expected to crest in Cincinnati Wednesday night
The Ohio River is expected to keep rising until Wednesday when it is predicted to crest at 55.4 feet in Cincinnati.
Ohio River in Cincinnati going down after cresting just below moderate flood stage
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Ohio River in Cincinnati crested below moderate flood stage and is now falling, according to the FOX19 NOW Weather Team. The river rose to 55.5 feet at 4 p.m. Wednesday and has fallen to 54.9 feet as of 4:40 a.m. Thursday. The moderate flood stage is 56 feet.
Ohio River crests Wednesday, will stay in minor flood stage for few days
The Ohio River has been rising and crested just shy of moderate flood stage by Wednesday evening at 55.4 feet. The flood warning is valid late Monday night into Friday morning. All the rain and snow across the river basin has to go somewhere. Projections say the river could crest around 55.4 feet by Wednesday into Thursday.
Ohio River under flood warning this week with more snow on the way. What to know
Flooding is expected in Greater Cincinnati this week, National Weather Service forecasters said Monday. Here's what to know.
MSD looks at phasing out flood pumps after Ohio River crests
The Ohio River is finally receding, and MSD is now looking ahead to phasing out its flood pumps. Out of 16 flood pump stations, 12 stations went into service, and nine actively pumped during this flood event.
Ohio River flooding still affecting roads, neighbors from New Richmond to the East End
The Ohio River is starting to recede Thursday morning, but some communities are still dealing with flooding. The water is taking over the roads and parking lots, making them unrecognizable. Dozens of roads remain closed, including Strader Avenue in the East End.
The Ohio River could hit flood stage Tuesday
If you live in a flood zone, weather and transportation experts advise having an alternate plan to getting around.
Friday Ohio River levels, and a look at Louisville's forecast
Ohio River levels, and a look at Louisville's forecast
Some River Road restaurants reopening after flooding recedes. Here's what we know
Restaurants and recreation areas along River Road in Louisville are working to reopen after flooding from the Ohio River ...
See how high the Ohio River is right now, when waters will recede
Officials expect the Ohio River's waters to begin receding Friday afternoon and returning to its normal height, around 12 ...
See list of roads closed due to flooding in the area
Multiple roads remain closed around the Tri-State due to high water. A Flood Warning is extended until Friday for the Ohio ...
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Volunteers needed to clean up Louisville's Waterfront Park after 'substantial flood'
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Ohio River is going down but the mess it left behind is why the Waterfront Park needs help to ...
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Storm debris surges through Ohio River
Storm debris surged through the Ohio River, raising concerns for local authorities. Footage shows tree limbs and debris ...
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Missing man's body recovered after vehicle found in flood waters in Ohio County
OHIO COUNTY, Ky. (WEVV) — Ohio County officials say they're pulling a car from flood waters, and looking for the driver. On ...
Watching Wednesday snow: Kentucky to see 1-2" of accumulation, dusting possible north of Ohio River
The Ohio River crests Wednesday morning, around 55 feet, and we're also dealing with the first of two rounds of snow. LIVE ...
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Ohio River flooding leaves Shawnee Golf Course partially submerged
In Louisville, recent storms have left parts of the city covered in water and snow, stretching from the Great Lawn to River ...