Cincinnati breaks 75-year-old rain record

Cincinnati saw record-breaking rainfall today, the National Weather Service in Wilmington reported. The city reportedly saw nearly three inches of rainfall, breaking a record previously set in 1946.

[5:34 PM] We know many of you saw heavy rainfall last night, but here is a record event report for one of our 3 primary...
Posted by US National Weather Service Wilmington OH on Saturday, June 19, 2021

On June 19, Cincinnati saw a total of 2.73 inches of rainfall. The previous record for rainfall on this date, set in 1946, was 2.6 inches, the NWS said.

Today was also the fifth highest single-day rainfall event for the month of June in 150 years, the NWS said.

Combined with yesterday’s rain, Cincinnati saw 3.72 inches of rain, the third highest two-day total for the month of June, the NWS said.

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