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Steve Horstmeyer

Cincinnati

Chief Meteorologist at WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH)

Wilderness lover, cyclist, meteorologist @fox19, (it’s a job it does not define me) dog rescuer, science defender, proud father of @SethHorstmeyer

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  • ‘Significant flooding’ anticipated as Ohio River expected to reach 60 feet

    2 weeks ago | fox19.com | Steve Horstmeyer

    CINCINNATI (WXIX) - “Significant flooding” is expected in parts of the Tri-State as the Ohio River is now forecasted to crest at a higher level. Chief Meteorologist Steve Horstmeyer says the Ohio River will crest at 60 feet sometime between Monday and Tuesday morning. The river was initially forecasted to crest at 56 feet. This is rated as a moderate flood, he explained. The river will eclipse flood stage around 12 p.m. Saturday, Horstmeyer said Friday.

  • April 3, 1974: Deadly tornadoes rip through Tri-State

    3 weeks ago | fox19.com | Steve Horstmeyer

    Video from 50th-anniversary coverage. CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Thursday marks the 51st anniversary of the deadly tornadoes that tore through Sayler Park, Xenia, and the Tri-State. On April 3, 1974, an F-5 tornado went on a rampage in western Hamilton County. The Sayler Park tornado first touched down near Randolph, Indiana, in Switzerland County. It quickly made its way to the Ohio River, passing through a gravel pit on the Kentucky side just north of Belleview, and raced northeast.

  • April 3rd 1974 - Sayler Park Tornado Anniversary

    3 weeks ago | 55krc.iheart.com | Steve Horstmeyer

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  • Weather

    Aug 18, 2024 | fox19.com | Steve Horstmeyer

    CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Both Today and Thursday are First Alert Weather Days, because of the risk for severe storms and flooding rain. Read More... CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Both Today and Thursday are First Alert Weather Days, because of the risk for severe storms and flooding rain. Read More...

  • April 3, 1974: Deadly tornadoes rip through Tri-State

    Apr 3, 2024 | fox19.com | Steve Horstmeyer

    CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of the deadly tornadoes that tore through Sayler Park, Xenia, and the Tri-State. On April 3, 1974, an F-5 tornado went on a rampage in western Hamilton County. The Sayler Park tornado first touched down near Randolph, Indiana, in Switzerland County. It quickly made its way to the Ohio River, passing through a gravel pit on the Kentucky side just north of Belleview, and raced northeast.

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11 Apr 25

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