The following events were reported: Flood. These occurred near station USW00014821, approximately 47.4084 km away, between 2017-11-18 19:00:00 and 2017-11-19 18:00:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 50000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: On Saturday the 18th of November an area of low pressure moved over the lower Great Lakes. A warm front lifted into the area during the morning hours with an initial round of rain showers. Warm and moisture rich air moved into the region behind the warm front with temperatures warmed into the 50s to even 60s with dew points in the 50s. The area received between 1 1/2 to 2 inches of rain south of OH-30 in Marion, Morrow, Knox, and Richland Counties during the early morning hours through midday. This was soon followed by another round of rain associated with a strong cold frontal passage in the afternoon and evening. Some moderate to heavy rain was imbedded within a large swath of rain, especially south of State Route OH-30 where the heavier rain lingered longer. Rainfall totals for the event averaged 2 to 3 inches, with reports upwards of 3.75 inches. River levels at the onset of the rain were low which allowed for several additional hours response time for the onset of riverine flooding. The overland flooding concerns were greatly improved by Monday morning of the 20th, while some of the larger stem rivers remained in flood through mid week. The most notable river flooding occurred on the Blanchard River at Findlay and the Portage River at Woodville where both locations were inches from major flood stage. A flood watch was issued at 949 am Saturday morning lasting through the evening. Numerous areal and river flood warnings were also issued. On Saturday the 18th of November an area of low pressure moved over the lower Great Lakes. Event Narrative: Morrow County received over 3 inches of rain on the 18th of November, with a measured 3.25��� at Mt. Gilead . This rain has caused flooding throughout the county. Multiple people had to be rescued after driving through water that was over roadways. In Cardington, County Road 11 bridge was damaged and overtopped by flood waters from the Shaw Creek (tributary to the Whetstone Creek) as well as flooding County Road 134. The Big Walnut Creek completely covered County Road 15 at the bridge near County Road 24 south of Marengo. In Chesterville the South Branch of the Kokosing River covered the bridge at County Road 25 between OH-61 and County Road 42. ||List of roads flooded as reported to the Sheriff's Office:|St Rt 288 between SR 61 and SR 19|St Rt 229/Rd 170|Rd 8 E of Rd 46|Rd 29 E of Rd 38 |Rd 170 South of Rd 15|SR 61/ SR 229 road completely covered|Rd 61 and Rd76|Rd 57 W St Rt 19|Rd 103 N & S is under water|Cardington Dollar General Parking lot |Rd 38 entire road flooded|Rd 218/Rd 221 Bridge Completely impassable |Rd 9 Bridge near SR 95 completely impassable|Rd 145 E of SR 61|SR 229/Rd166|Rd 170/Rd 15|Rd 21/Rd 26 signs have been hit|Rd 126/Village limits completely flooded|SR 229/Rd165 |Rd 166/Rd 156 off of SR 229|SR 95/Rd 178|Rd 29 off of SR 61. Early day rains brought about an inch and a half to the Mt. Vernon area and across Knox County producing nuisance flooding of ponding on roads. A second round of heavier rain showers, and a few embedded thunderstorms, brought another inch to inch and a half to the area. Storm total rainfall at Mt. Vernon was 3.55 inches. The resultant flooding Saturday Night was more noteworthy and impactful than the first round. The Dry Creek near Mt. Liberty in southwest Knox County washed out the Simmons Church Road bridge between 3226 & 3303. One home had to be evacuated due to flooding at Waterford Road in Middlebury Township along the North Branch of the Kokosing River. Near Mt. Vernon several culverts washed out,  there was water in several basements, and numerous roads were closed by flowing water. The Center Run waters threatened flooding of homes in Mount Vernon but ultimately did not inundate the buildings. ||In Knox County the following roads were flooded starting around 730 pm November 18: There was several inches of flowing water from Mile Run on Lucerne Road in Fredericktown. Other roads with flooding included Watson Road and State Route 661 just south of Brandon. Beckley Road between State Route 13 and Bryant Road from the North Branch of the Kokosing River. Lower Gambrier Road in the Kokosing Gap Trail parking lot in Mt. Vernon flooded from the Kokosing River. Lanning Rd, Lucerne Rd, Yankee St, Black Rd, Flat Run Rd, O'Brien Rd, Walhounding Rd, Danville- Jelloway Rd, St Louisville Rd, Gilchrist Rd, Columbus Rd, Yauger Rd, Vincent Rd, Upper Fredericktown Rd, Vance Rd, Us 62, Rhinehart Rd, Lower Fredericktown Amity Rd, Lower Gambier Rd, Old Mansfield, Crystal AVe, Jelloway Rd, Paige Rd, Colopy Rd, Old Delaware, Coshocton Rd, White Rd, Apple Valley Dr, Apple Valley Blvd, Possum St, Sycamore Rd, Toms Rd, ST Rt. 36 just past Mt. Liberty.