PHOTO GALLERY: Ida’s Remnants Lead To Flooding Around Ohio Valley
Photo by Scott McCloskey
An excavator operator removes debris from the side of a stream along North Fork Road in Ohio County Wednesday morning as truck drivers wait for water to recede near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
Photo by Scott McCloskey Truck drivers wait for water to recede from a small bridge near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
Photo by Shelley Hanson
HIGH WATER is seen on Boydsville Road in Bridgeport on Wednesday. Remnants of Hurricane Ida caused some minor flooding across the region.
Photo by Shelley Hanson
Rising creek water surrounds the Bridgeport Schools football scoreboard on Wednesday at Perkins Field.
Photo by Shelley Hanson
A ROAD closed sign is shown at the entrance of Boydsville Road in Bridgeport on Wednesday afternoon where high water is seen. Remnants of Hurricane Ida caused some minor flooding across the region.
Photo by Scott McCloskey Truck drivers wait for water to recede from a small bridge near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
Photo by Alan Olson
City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
Photo by Alan Olson
City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
Photo by Alan Olson
City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
Photo by Alan Olson
City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
Photo by Alan Olson
City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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- Photo by Scott McCloskey An excavator operator removes debris from the side of a stream along North Fork Road in Ohio County Wednesday morning as truck drivers wait for water to recede near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
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- Photo by Scott McCloskey Truck drivers wait for water to recede from a small bridge near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
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- Photo by Shelley Hanson HIGH WATER is seen on Boydsville Road in Bridgeport on Wednesday. Remnants of Hurricane Ida caused some minor flooding across the region.
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- Photo by Shelley Hanson Rising creek water surrounds the Bridgeport Schools football scoreboard on Wednesday at Perkins Field.
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- Photo by Shelley Hanson A ROAD closed sign is shown at the entrance of Boydsville Road in Bridgeport on Wednesday afternoon where high water is seen. Remnants of Hurricane Ida caused some minor flooding across the region.
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- Photo by Scott McCloskey Truck drivers wait for water to recede from a small bridge near the entrance to the Short Creek landfill.
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- Photo by Alan Olson City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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- Photo by Alan Olson City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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- Photo by Alan Olson City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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- Photo by Alan Olson City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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- Photo by Alan Olson City workers clean up floodwaters on Marshall Street near Embers Lounge in McMechen. Wednesday’s rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ida led water to rise and cover the streets in several areas of the Ohio Valley.
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