Flood Warning Issued for Greene and Warren Counties
A Flood Warning is in effect for Greene and Warren Counties until 2 p.m., with potential roadway flooding expected, especially near Interstate 70 and South.
Dayton, OH, September 21, 2026 — A Flood Warning has been issued for Greene and Warren Counties, with authorities cautioning residents about the potential for localized flooding. The warning is currently in effect until 2 p.m. today.
The primary concern is for roadway flooding. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, particularly in areas known to be susceptible to inundation during periods of heavy precipitation. Specific locations highlighted for potential issues include routes near Interstate 70 and a general area referred to as South.
The precise nature of the “South” location, whether it refers to a street, road, or a broader geographical area, was not specified in the warning details available.
Officials urge the public to stay informed about changing weather conditions and to avoid driving through flooded roadways. The National Weather Service typically issues Flood Warnings when flooding is imminent or occurring, based on rainfall, river gauge data, or radar estimates. Further updates will be provided as conditions develop or the warning is lifted.
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