COLUMBUS, Ohio — As rain from what remains of Helene continues to fall around central Ohio, we are still taking stock of the heavier blow felt from the storm Friday around the region. This included numerous reports of wind damage, flooding and even a new record daily rainfall for Columbus.
That total was 1.44 inches at the airport, breaking the record for Sept. 27 of 1.29 set back in 1886.
However, this was relatively small compared to some of the numbers from around the 10TV viewing area. Rainfall totals over five inches were felt in parts of the state, and just outside our region. Dayton went from weeks of no rainfall to being almost an inch above normal for the/radar month of September in one day.
Below is a complete list of reports from Helene on Friday.
RAINFALL REPORTS:
Athens County:
Athens: 1.88"
Chauncey: 1.83"
The Plains: 1.60"
Amesville: 1.12"
Champaign County:
Urbana: 0.99"
St. Paris: 0.89"
Urbana: 0.56"
Clark County:
Springfield: 1.81"
South Charleston: 1.42"
Enon: 1.21"
Lawrenceville: 1.00"
Coshocton County:
Conesville: 0.39"
Nellie: 0.33"
Crawford County:
Bucyrus: 0.24"
Delaware County:
Galena: 3.14"
Lewis Center: 1.35"
Westerville: 1.32
Delaware: 1.28"
Sunbury: 1.28
Ostrander: 1.16"
Radnor: 1.11"
Powell: 1.09"
New Albany: 1.09"
Magnetic Springs: 0.84"
Alum Creek: 0.50"
Prospect: 0.32"
Fairfield County:
Lancaster: 1.65"
Canal Winchester: 1.44"
Pickerington: 1.32"
Bremen: 1.16"
Carroll: 1.14"
Fairfield County Airport: 1.05"
Baltimore: 1.05"
Thornville: 1.03"
Millersport: 1.00"
Amanda: 0.82"
Buckeye Lake: 0.75"
Fayette County:
Washington Court House: 5.20"
Washington: 4.45"
Greenfield: 1.81
Leesburg: 0.53"
Franklin County:
Westerville: 2.39"
Groveport: 2.28"
Whitehall: 2.20
Columbus: 2.15"
Grove City: 1.87"
Minerva Park: 1.60"
Columbus John Glenn International: 1.44"
Hilliard: 1.31"
Harrisburg: 1.27"
New Rome: 1.20
Worthington: 1.16"
Gahanna: 1.14"
Grandview Heights: 1.13"
Ohio State University 1.06"
Dublin: 1.03"
Bexley: 1.01"
Columbus Rickenbacker Airport: 0.99"
Galloway: 0.96"
Riverlea: 0.95"
Valleyview: 0.88"
Huber Ridge: 0.82"
New Albany: 0.82
Upper Arlington: 0.42"
Guernsey County:
No Reports
Hardin County:
Kenton: 0.73"
Ada: 0.34"
Hocking County:
Laurelville: 2.36"
Logan: 1.21"
Jackson County:
Jackson: 2.36"
Knox County:
Fredericktown: 0.53"
Mount Vernon: 0.90"'
Licking County:
Granville: 1.40"
Summit Station: 1.37"
Alexandria: 1.12"
Pataskala: 1.12"
Croton: 1.05"
Johnstown: 1.04"
Kirkersville: 0.95"
Buckeye Lake: 0.94"
Newark: 0.90"
Utica: 0.88"
Logan County:
Bellefontaine: 1.28"
West Liberty: 0.85"
East Liberty: 0.57"
Raymond: 0.54"
Huntsville: 0.43"
Lakeview: 0.43"
De Graff: 0.36"
Marion:
New Bloomington: 0.88"
Marion: 0.74"
Madison County:
Mount Sterling: 2.69"
London: 1.49"
Jefferson: 0.85"
Morgan County:
Glouster: 1.03"
Morrow County:
Mount Gilead: 0.83"
Muskingum County:
Adamsville: 1.08"
Zanesville: 0.89"
Trinway: 0.53"
Norwich: 0.43"
Concord: 0.35"
Noble County:
No Reports
Perry County:
New Lexington: 1.02"
Pickaway County:
New Holland: 1.30"
Circleville: 1.21"
Commercial Point: 1.15"
Ashville: 1.00"
Williamsport: 1.00"
Darbyville: 0.50"
Pike County:
Waverly: 4.76"
Pike Lake: 3.67"
Richland County:
Lexington: 0.34"
Mansfield: 0.27"
Shelby: 0.16"
Ross County:
Bainbridge: 4.00"
Frankfort: 2.85"
Chillicothe: 1.62"
Ross County Airport: 1.01"
Scioto County:
Portsmouth-Sciotoville: 6.57"
Rarden: 4.11"
Shawnee: 3.16"
Union County:
Magnetic Springs: 1.00"
Plain City: 0.94"
Marysville: 0.91"
Union County Airport: 0.61"
Vinton County:
Albany: 1.67"
Wyandot County:
No Reports
Wind was also a major factor on Friday, causing widespread power outages around parts of Ohio. Below is a list of some of the highest wind reports from our region. (Counties not listed have no reports submitted)
WIND REPORTS:
Athens County:
Athens Airport: 43 MPH
Clark County:
Springfield-Beckley Airport: 58 MPH
Crawford County:
Meadville: 38 MPH
Fairfield County:
Fairfield County Airport: 44 MPH
Fayette County:
Fayette County Airport: 51 MPH
Franklin County:
Columbus John Glenn International: 48 MPH
Columbus Rickenbacker: 47 MPH
Ohio State University: 46 MPH
Guernsey County:
Cambridge Airport: 30 MPH
Jackson County:
Jackson: 51 MPH
Madison County:
Madison County Airport: 44 MPH
Marion County:
Marion: 35 MPH
Morgan County:
Burr Oak: 35 MPH
Muskingum County:
Zanesville Airport: 36 MPH
Richland County:
Mansfield: 35 MPH
Ross County:
Chillicothe: 56 MPH
Ross County Airport: 48 MPH
If you have additional reports for this list, please reach out to us below!
-- Meteorologist Michael Behrens
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