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Aaron Hepker
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Digital Executive Producer, Spectrum News 1 Ohio
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By Aaron Hepker Verified| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified Your weekend is here, Buckeye State. It's been a busy news week with two rounds of severe weather hitting the state, flooding concerns as the threat of heavy rains continue, and economic turmoil following President Trump's latest round of tarrifs. We'll take a look at the biggest headlines of the week. But first, here's a look at your wet weekend forecast:The biggest stories of the week in the U.S.Weekend PassA man fishes off of a pier in Cleveland along Lake Erie.
By Aaron Hepker Verified| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified OHIO — Damage has been reported following the latest round of severe weather to move across Ohio late Wednesday night into early Thursday. In northwest Ohio, extensive damage was reported to several homes in the Putnam County community of Dupont, according to reports from the National Weather Service. Putnam County Emergency Management said three people were taken to the hospital after the mobile home they were in rolled several times as severe weather moved through.
By Lydia Taylor Verified, Aaron Hepker Verified| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified OHIO — A line of severe storms produced damaging winds and at least one report of a tornado as they moved across the state Sunday night. Storm spotters reported a tornado touchdown in Warren County, near the community of Waynesville and Caesar Creek State Park, in southwest Ohio. There are preliminary reports of damage to at least one home and power lines, according to information provided by the National Weather Service. More than 41,000 customers were without power as of 11 p.m. Sunday.
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