Wilmington, OH
Weather Forecast Office
Several Rounds of Severe Storms June 13th/14th Two significant and mostly wind-producing thunderstorm complexes moved across central and southern Ohio on Monday afternoon and night. The first complex originated over central Indiana and intensified as it crossed into southern Ohio and then into West Virginia between 4 PM and 9 PM. The second complex originated over Wisconsin and Lake Michigan and moved southeast into central and eastern Ohio between 11 PM and 4 AM on June 14th. Both thunderstorm complexes brought significant straight-line wind damage to large portions of the area, as well as some small hail and bouts of localized flooding. |
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Wilmington, OH
1901 South State Route 134
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