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The Columbus Dispatch
Ohio August Rainfall Surpasses Norm
Ohio has experienced significantly above-normal rainfall throughout August due to a persistent and unusual weather pattern, with many cities, including Columbus and Dayton, recording totals well above their averages. The pattern involves a high-pressure system that continuously feeds moisture into the Midwest, resulting in repeated rounds of rain and thunderstorms, some severe enough to trigger numerous tornado warnings. Rainfall in the state has exceeded normal levels, with Columbus recording its fourth-wettest start to August since 1878, and the pattern is expected to continue for the remainder of the month.
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