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More nice weather ahead Updated: 5:53 PM CST Mar 8, 2021 Updated: 5:53 PM CST Mar 8, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript ALL THAT. YOU DO. MEANWHILE JUST A BEAUTIFUL EVENING. LOOK THE SUN SETTING AT 6:05. BLUE SKIES STILL SO WE’VE GOT CHILLY MORNINGS AHEAD. BUT A GRADUAL WARM-UP DAYTIME HIGHS WILL BE GOING UP 80 BY THURSDAY SOME INCREASING HUMIDITY. YOU’LL NOTICE THAT I MEAN, IT’S BEEN REALLY LOW AND SOME RAIN POSSIBLE FRIDAY INTO THE WEEKEND, BUT THE HIGHER RAIN CHANCE LOOKS TO BE SUNDAY MONDAY, SO IT’S ALMOST SPRING RIGHT? IT’S CERTAINLY FEELS LIKE A 12 DAYS ...

Tri-State roads that have reopened after flooding closures And which roads are still closed Adam Schrand By: WCPO staff and last updated 2021-03-06 12:21:09-05 CINCINNATI -- Dozens of Tri-State drivers have been dealing with flooded roads after the Ohio River crested earlier this week. The water levels are still quite high, but we should see more normal water levels by next week. As of Tuesday morning, the following roads have reopened: ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Eight Mile Road, between US 52 and Old Kellogg Old Kellogg, at Eight Mile Road Sutton Road, at Kellogg Road Kellogg from U...

8 areas at risk of flooding right now in Hull and East Yorkshire Flooding is expected today in some areas, with 'immediate action' required The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can...

Storm surge in the area. that's going to back up into the river system and flood the area. so that's the biggest concern. even the outer banks could see five to 7 feet of storm surge. when you talk about the river levels rising we could have a second or thrd highest river level in history. as far as the charleston area is concerned. record is 12.5 feet. from hugo in 1989. you know how bad that storm was. we could get close to that with this one. the biggest part of this is people are fatigued from the storm. it lasted so long. we have been talking about it so long. you have to remember it's no...

The marine base, jacksonville, off the coast just south of the outer banks. we still think the next high tide cycle, five to seven-foot storm surge possible especially georgetown area, up to myrtle beach, wilmington, towards mo moorhead and atlantic beach, alex. the third highest river level in charleston ever on record, of course, highest with hugo hitting there in the late '80s. this water won't be allowed to escape another two to three hours and by this afternoon safe for people to go out of their houses. a foot or two of water throughout the cities close to the river. charleston is prone t...