The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00014820, approximately 25.5694 km away, between 2020-09-07 08:21:00 and 2020-09-07 16:00:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 1137000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A cold front moved slowly southward across Lake Erie and northern Ohio into a moist environment early Labor Day morning. A strong jet aloft fueled persistent moisture advection along with significant backbuilding and training of thunderstorms across the area between about 6am and 6pm Monday. This resulted in a widespread 2-5��� of rain with isolated amounts even higher. Later that afternoon, the primary weather hazard shifted to severe thunderstorms with two tornado warnings and three severe thunderstorm warnings being issued, with lots of tree damage and hail up to 2��� in diameter, mainly for Knox and Holmes Counties. The night concluded with heavy rain over urban portions of Marion County resulting in significant flooding in the City of Marion. A cold front moved slowly southward across Lake Erie and northern Ohio into a moist environment early Labor Day morning. Event Narrative: Brunswick of flooding along Laurel and Pearl road which was closed at 921 AM. Water rescues were conducted. Radar estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain had fallen, most of it between 845 and 915 AM EDT. Interstate 480 flooded both eastbound lanes near Broadway (SR14) and Trinity High School. Radar estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain in the area at that time. Nearby Brecksville gage reported 2.21���. Sewer lid blew of eastbound lane of W 117th Street with water spilling into the street. Eastbound on I-90 closed near McKinley between Lakewood and Rocky River. W 117th Street and Madison closed in both directions from flooding. Doan Brook flows from Shaker Lakes through the University Circle in eastern Cleveland. Reports of upwards of 4.09 had fallen across the small and mainly urban watershed on the morning of Labor Day, causing an upstream reservoir the Horseshoe Lake Dam in Shaker Height to overtop. Horseshoe Lake, a high hazard dam, had been constructed in 1852 and in 2019 had been drained after being designated at structurally deficient by Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Despite being near empty the lake was able to fill and overtop on Labor Day after a basin average of 4 inches of rain fell. Concerns were raised by Emergency Management that the earthen dam could erode and collapse from the overtopping, however ultimately the dam held. ||The additional flows from the lake and the urban runoff caused Doan Brook to flood through the watershed from the intersection of Coventry Road and North Park Blvd and the Cleveland Cultural Gardens along MLK Parkway. Swift water rescue team deployed for multiple vehicles stuck in flowing flood waters along MLK Parkway. A USGS stream gage on Doan Brook crested at 11.39 feet at 10:55 AM with peak flows between a 50 and 100 year flood. Damage included multiple flooded cars and road washout. Flooding on Lander Road between Shake and South Woodland. Video of police rescuing motorists in waist deep water. Water was from overland runoff and not attributed to any stream or creek. Widespread flooding across Solon. Carter Street near David and Bainbridge west of Kruse reportedly impacted the most with road closures and flooded cars. Road eroded by flood waters on Superior Ave and South Taylor Road in Cleveland Heights. Water rescue conducted on Broadway by West 98th Street. Flooding on  Broadview Rd. due to an overflowing catch basin across the highway. Vehicles trapped in flood waters on Harvard and Jennings Parkway. Several streets covered with running or standing water including Julia Drive. Widespread flooding throughout town and many roads impassable. There was 3.26��� of rain that had fallen at the onset of the flooding, with an additional 1 to 1.5 inches by the end of the event based on radar. Brunswick Lake dam overtopped with flooding on Plum Creek and other local creeks. Rainfall reports of 3.56���. No reports of properties inundated. River Styx flooded near the Airport, Seville Road and Greenwich Road. Route 303 eastbound lane closed between Stone Road and Jefferson Street. Prime Road closed north of Albion and Marks Road south of Johnathan Drive. Big Creek Road was closed in Bonnie Park. Retention pond on Falls Lane overflowed and several properties flooded. Route 8 northbound was closed from Perkins St to E. Tallmadge Avenue. Akron police reported traffic accidents and delays due to the high water conditions. Route 8 southbound closed at Seasons Rd in Hudson/Stow to flooding. Storm total rainfall from Hudson 4.75���. Chippewa Creek Drive flooded when the Chippewa Creek came out of banks with water several feet deep by 4 PM. Tree uprooted and fell onto house in Stow. Time estimated via radar. Tree downed onto house at 185 Rosewood Avenue in Macedonia. Tree downed onto house in Broadview Heights.