Daily rainfall records set in Dayton, Cincinnati

Dayton and Cincinnati broke daily rainfall records during Sunday’s downpours.

A record rainfall of 1.65 inches was set in Dayton, which broke the old record for Dec. 29 of 1.16 inches set five years ago in 2019, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

Cincinnati recorded 1.16 inches, which broke the old record of 1.09 inches set nearly 115 years ago in 1910.

Showers are expected to arrive overnight, with rain chances continuing through New Year’s Day.

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