Clinton County
Emergency Management Agency

Clinton County Begins Damage Assessment Following March Severe Weather Suspense: Close of Business on Friday, 27 March 2026 . Clinton County is beginning the Public Assistance (PA) Damage Assessment process  following the recent severe weather that impacted the region between 11–16 March 2026 . This process is an important first step in determining whether state or federal disaster assistance may be made available to support recovery efforts across the county. Public Assistan

Update No. 1 Posted at 9:15 am on Sunday, 15 March 2026 Sunday Evening Clinton County remains under a weather threat tonight into early Monday. The main concern continues to be strong winds , both with and without thunderstorms. A Wind Advisory  [ link ] continues to be in effect until 8:00 AM Monday . Winds may gust up to 45 mph , which could blow around loose objects and bring down small tree limbs. A line of storms may move through late tonight , mainly between 11:00 PM a

Clarksville Community to Gather for Memorial Service Honoring Fire Victims The Village of Clarksville will host a community memorial service on Tuesday, 10 March at 6:00 PM  to honor the victims of the recent fire tragedy. Mayor and members of the Clarksville Village Council invite residents and surrounding communities to attend this time of remembrance and support. The service will take place at the Clarksville Gym, 228 E. Main Street, Clarksville, Ohio , and will provide an

Mesoscale Discussions: A Weather Tool Worth Paying Attention To Example MD on 27 Feb 2026 during severe a weather event noted on radar (RadarOmega). If you follow weather forecasts closely—especially during severe weather season—you may occasionally hear meteorologists reference something called a Mesoscale Discussion, often abbreviated as MD or MCD. These products come from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) and can provide valuable insight into developing weather situations.