Will Ohio see less snow this winter? Here's what a strengthening Super El Niño could mean for the state.

An extraordinary deluge dumped roughly four months' worth of rain in only 12 hours, reflecting a growing Midwest climate threat.

A combination of warming temperatures and unpredictable El Niño conditions explains why Ohio has seen so much rain this spring.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio could get an early taste of sweater weather this year — if The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s forecast pans out. The publication’s fall forecast calls for a cooler-than-normal ...

The water in the creek was rising quickly, and Paul Tomcho could not reach his herd. His southeast Ohio property—the aptly named Creekside Farm—was getting more rain than anyone in living memory could ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — As we enter November, our thoughts turn to what kind of winter lies ahead. In fact, late next weekend, a strong cold front could bring scattered flurries in parts of central ...

Mid-Ohio Valley Climate Action (MOVCA) was proud to take part for the first time this year in the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation's Give Local MOV annual day of giving. Our organization received ...