OHIO — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has deployed state resources to assist local first responders in several Ohio counties following additional rainfall and the threat of more storms tonight.
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The state response will target Perry, Muskingum and Morgan counties.
TRENDING STORIES:
- 35-year-old woman killed after tree falls on SUV
- Person dies after being hit by multiple vehicles
- Funnel clouds seen from tornado-warned storms across parts of Miami Valley
Storm systems have crossed the Midwest since early last week, bringing repeated rounds of rain to the region.
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Local officials requested support with traffic control, which is being handled by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
State crews and Guard members are also helping clear debris from roadways, bridges, rights of way and other public places.
Additionally, state personnel are assisting with sandbagging and food distribution efforts.
