SUMMARY...Areas of flash flooding will be possible across the
upper OH Valley into the central Appalachians through 01Z. Hourly
rainfall of 1 to 2 inches is expected with 6-hr totals of 2 to 4
inches possible (isolated higher rates/totals).

Obviously, Isaias is not coming to Ohio as a hurricane. The leftovers might. Thought it might be fun seeing it’s been dead around here. Rain late Saturday into Sunday as of now , maybe 1 to 2 inches, more if it slows down and sits. Gusts maybe 20 to 30 mph near the low. But I don’t know, I need zebra and gang.

Shoutout to KCLE for holding it down

I really appreciate and enjoy this subreddit when weather events may affect our daily lives.

I have a family wedding next weekend in the Byhalia area (intersection of state route 31 and 739). I see there are chances of rain throughout the day and throughout the weekend.

We’re working through potential contingencies if rain is in fact a factor.

I’m asking for some help from the experts here. Is there any insight to provide regarding the weather in our area next weekend?

The wedding starts at 5pm.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

What is going on!! Four humongous cracks! It sounds like we're getting bombed

Pouring in Westerville. The thunder made me cross my legs and waddle to the bathroom😔😔🤣🤣🤣

Record for September is way out the door...

This is the number of Flash Flood Warnings issued in Ohio, by month, since 1987. August was #2 for that month, and this month is nearly *TRIPLE* the previous September record. 44 of them as of Sunday morning, previous record was 17, and the average is 5.

July through September warnings... 2026 with 192, then 1992 (128), 1995 (119), 2003 (133), and 1990 (97).

Storms are moving in from the west now with watches for our area.

“Multiple rounds of rain will occur overnight into Thursday. The heavier bands of rainfall will have 2 to 4 inches with locally higher amounts.”

”Isolated gusty winds of 45-60 mph will be possible with stronger thunderstorms developing through early evening. Overall risk is expected to remain limited, and a severe thunderstorm watch is not expected.”

According to this historical data from the NOAA (https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/2024-11/pctpos23.txt) Columbus, OH averages 45% possible sunlight per year and Dayton, OH averages 53% possible sunlight. However, they are only about 60 miles apart and at a similar latitude and elevation. Cleveland averages 47% and Toledo 50%.

Please excuse my lack of weather knowledge. When trying to check out predictions for today I happened to see the wind map looked odd. I checked in a few places - could not find a map with wind directions on Weather.gov for the life of me, so this is the best I've got - and they all at least agreed that today's winds were coming from near Lake Erie and going to the south/southwest, and the whole general Midwest is blowing in a clockwise circle around upper Michigan. Is this being caused by something, or is it completely normal and I just don't look at weather on sunny days enough? In my layman's experience it at least normally goes from NW to WSW.

Haven’t heard any yet. Have we had too much rain or will all this rain set is up for some nice colors?

Plain City

Looks like a Flood Watch was issued for 9/12/26. Do we think this will be continual rain or spots of unexpected heavy rainfall? Looking to get input from our local Reddit weather experts. Thank you very much. My yard is drowning.