Flash Flooding Forces Business Closures and Relocations in Cincinnati Area
What happened
Flash flooding occurred in Cincinnati, with city officials reporting between five and six inches of rain in one hour on July 17. This resulted in severe damage, leading Rooted Juicery to permanently close its Oakley location after experiencing more than two feet of water in its basement. The business subsequently opened a new location in Madisonville.
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Why it matters
The flooding caused business closures and forced relocations in areas including Oakley and Madisonville. Furthermore, Cincinnati provided a relief fund to Madisonville, Hyde Park, and Oakley following the recent flooding.
Flash floods have affected multiple areas in Cincinnati and Madisonville.
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Who's involved
- CincinnatiProvided a relief fund to Madisonville, Hyde Park, and Oakley following the flooding.
- OakleyLocation where a cafe permanently closed due to severe flood damage.
- MadisonvilleLocation where a business opened a new site following the flooding.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Business owners in Springboro observed flooding, leading to city discussions regarding flood preparedness issues.Sub-event
- Cincinnati provided a relief fund to Madisonville, Hyde Park, and Oakley following recent flooding.Sub-event
- Rooted Juicery + Kitchen closed its store due to flood damage on August 1st and simultaneously opened a new location in Madisonville.Sub-event
Business closures and relocations due to flash flooding in Madisonville, Oakley, and Cincinnati.1 source
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The entities involved
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Madisonville
city in Monroe County, Tennessee, United States of America
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Oakley
neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio
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Cincinnati
city in Ohio, United States; county seat of Hamilton County