Severe Storms Imminent: Greater Cincinnati Braces for Historic Rain, Winds, and Tornadoes
A severe storm system is set to hit the Greater Cincinnati region, with authorities predicting severe storms. The Governor of Kentucky has already declared a state of emergency in far Western Kentucky, anticipating a four-day weather event. Duke Energy is on high alert, preparing for potential damage and power outages.
The storm is expected to bring historic amounts of rain and strong winds, along with a risk of tornadoes. Residents are advised to charge electronic devices, keep a portable radio or TV, and have an emergency supply kit ready. Duke Energy, which works year-round to increase reliability and resiliency, is prepared to respond to any storm damage.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch through Sunday, with damaging winds being the greatest threat. Customers are urged to prepare for extended power outages and have a plan in place for such events. After the storm, it's crucial to stay away from power lines and report any outages to Duke Energy.
The Greater Cincinnati region braces for a powerful storm system, with severe storms predicted. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared, as the storm could bring strong winds, flash flooding, hail, and tornadoes. Duke Energy is ready to respond to potential damage, and customers are urged to be prepared for power outages.
