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Cincinnati saw less rain than average in July, but the East Side took a brutal beating from a “one thousand-year storm” that dumped over ten inches—making it the second-wettest July on record for the area. That followed June’s record-breaking wetness, with flash floods, severe storms, and damaging winds wreaking havoc across the city. While the metro got just under average rainfall, neighborhoods like Oakley and Hyde Park shattered records, and combined June-July totals already beat last year’s. A tragic flood claimed one life and destroyed homes and businesses—proof that extreme weather can be hyper-local and devastatingly intense.

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