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Ohio weather for September 10, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Ohio on September 10, 2026 break down this way: 46 reports of rainfall, topping 6.94 inches at 4 NNW Gallipolis.

Next day: Sep 16

4 NNW Gallipolis (rain): 6.94″4 NNW Gallipolis (rain) 6.94″Rio Grande (rain): 6.10″Rio Grande (rain): 6.03″3 SE Jackson (rain): 5.84″10 SE Chesterhill (rain): 5.76″Bidwell (rain): 5.62″2 NW Gallipolis (rain): 5.39″5 WNW Gallipolis (rain): 5.02″1 E Gallipolis (rain): 4.96″5 WNW Jackson (rain): 4.88″5 SSE Jackson (rain): 4.68″1 SSW Mcconnelsville (rain): 4.27″1 WNW Oak Hill (rain): 4.02″1 NW Pomeroy (rain): 3.66″1 NNE Wellston (rain): 3.61″Vinton (rain): 3.59″Salem Center (rain): 3.31″5 NNW Lake Vesuvius (rain): 2.80″1 NNE Zaleski (rain): 2.48″1 NW Crooksville (rain): 2.48″1 NNW New Lexington (rain): 2.33″5 N Coolville (rain): 2.28″2 NE Syracuse (rain): 2.12″3 SSE Albany (rain): 2.11″Corning (rain): 2.04″4 WNW Albany (rain): 1.91″6 SE Mcarthur (rain): 1.88″2 SSW Coalton (rain): 1.80″3 E Buchtel (rain): 1.80″3 SE Amesville (rain): 1.77″4 NW Albany (rain): 1.77″2 WSW Albany (rain): 1.76″5 N Lake Vesuvius (rain): 1.75″6 NNW Albany (rain): 1.74″Trimble (rain): 1.71″1 SSW Lower Salem (rain): 1.64″7 SW Malta (rain): 1.54″5 ESE Amesville (rain): 1.49″4 WSW Athens (rain): 1.38″Albany (rain): 1.34″Devola (rain): 1.33″2 SSW Albany (rain): 1.26″2 SSE Athens (rain): 1.18″6 NE Glouster (rain): 1.12″2 SE Chauncey (rain): 1.07″5 ESE Athens (rain): 1.04″INKYMIPAWV
1.74″ 3.47″ 6.94″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Ohio on September 10, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 46 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Ohio, September 10, 2026, 46 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
6.94 inches4 NNW GallipolisGalliaPublic
6.10 inchesRio GrandeGalliaPublic
6.03 inchesRio GrandeGalliaMesonet
5.84 inches3 SE JacksonJacksonMesonet
5.76 inches10 SE ChesterhillWashingtonMesonet
5.62 inchesBidwellGalliaPublic
5.39 inches2 NW GallipolisGalliaPublic
5.02 inches5 WNW GallipolisGalliaMesonet
4.96 inches1 E GallipolisGalliaCO-OP Observer
4.88 inches5 WNW JacksonJacksonCO-OP Observer
4.68 inches5 SSE JacksonJacksonAWOS
4.27 inches1 SSW McconnelsvilleMorganMesonet
4.02 inches1 WNW Oak HillJacksonPublic
3.66 inches1 NW PomeroyMeigsMesonet
3.61 inches1 NNE WellstonJacksonCocorahs
3.59 inchesVintonGalliaMesonet
3.31 inchesSalem CenterMeigsMesonet
2.80 inches5 NNW Lake VesuviusLawrenceMesonet
2.48 inches1 NNE ZaleskiVintonMesonet
2.48 inches1 NW CrooksvillePerryPublic
2.33 inches1 NNW New LexingtonPerryCO-OP Observer
2.28 inches5 N CoolvilleWashingtonCocorahs
2.12 inches2 NE SyracuseMeigsPublic
2.11 inches3 SSE AlbanyMeigsCocorahs
2.04 inchesCorningPerryMesonet
1.91 inches4 WNW AlbanyVintonCocorahs
1.88 inches6 SE McarthurVintonMesonet
1.80 inches2 SSW CoaltonJacksonMesonet
1.80 inches3 E BuchtelAthensCocorahs
1.77 inches3 SE AmesvilleAthensCocorahs
1.77 inches4 NW AlbanyAthensCocorahs
1.76 inches2 WSW AlbanyAthensAWOS
1.75 inches5 N Lake VesuviusLawrenceMesonet
1.74 inches6 NNW AlbanyAthensCocorahs
1.71 inchesTrimbleAthensMesonet
1.64 inches1 SSW Lower SalemWashingtonMesonet
1.54 inches7 SW MaltaMorganMesonet
1.49 inches5 ESE AmesvilleAthensCocorahs
1.38 inches4 WSW AthensAthensMesonet
1.34 inchesAlbanyAthensMesonet
1.33 inchesDevolaWashingtonCocorahs
1.26 inches2 SSW AlbanyMeigsMesonet
1.18 inches2 SSE AthensAthensCocorahs
1.12 inches6 NE GlousterMorganCocorahs
1.07 inches2 SE ChaunceyAthensCocorahs
1.04 inches5 ESE AthensAthensCocorahs

Storms this day belongs to

Aurora verdict for Ohio

The night of September 10 topped out at Kp 2.67, short of the 6 Ohio needs, so the aurora stayed out of range.

Was there aurora last night in Ohio?

City climate figures for September 10, 2026

City climate figures for September 10, 2026, Ohio
CityHighLowRainSnow
Cincinnati80°F69°F0.10 inches0.0 inches
Cleveland82°F67°Ftrace0.0 inches
Columbus83°F68°F0.44 inches0.0 inches

A daily climate report from the National Weather Service carries the figures for each city's airport station, and they arrive the following morning.

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