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The Columbus Dispatch
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On August 11, severe storms in Ohio caused strong winds, flooding, and suspected tornadoes. The highest rainfall was recorded at Seneca County Airport near Tiffin, with over 5.66 inches in 24 hours, followed by Washington Township in Darke County with 4.25 inches. In Columbus and Cincinnati, rainfall amounts ranged from nearly an inch to over 1.4 inches.
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