2/1/2025
WT Staff
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February 1, 2025 645 pm EST
Ice jam flooding risk tonight, Waverly re-issues BWA following a leak
Hazardous Weather Statement issued by NWS Cleveland 319 pm Sat Feb 1
Minor ice jam flooding is possible in favored locations today and
tonight. A light wintry mix will arrive Sunday morning before changing to rain by Sunday afternoon. Untreated surfaces may become slick Sunday
morning before air and pavement temperatures warm, especially north
of the US Route 30 corridor.
Impacting Lucas-Wood-Ottawa-Sandusky-Erie-Lorain-Hancock-Seneca-Huron-Wyandot-
Crawford-Richland-Ashland-Marion-Morrow-Knox Counties
Safe Drinking Water Act Advisories
Pike County: Waverly re-issued a boil advisory at midnight on Friday after rescinding a previous advisory 12 hours earlier. The boil order was prompted by a breach in water supply, the usage demand and a leak on St. Mary's Lane drew down and depleted the finished water storage faster than the treatment plant could fill it. Recent work has been done at the water treatment plant to improve flow volume of treated water to customers, the leak tipped the balance forcing the BWA until further notice. The BWA can be rescinded with two consecutive daily samples testing clear of microbiological contamination.
Trumbull County: McDonald Village Public Water System issued a Boil Water Advisory on Thursday Jan 30 for customers connecting from 2078 Ohltown Road to McDonald Avenue west to state Route 46, until further notice. McDonald Village distributes potable water to 3172 residents from a surface water source, purchased from another licensed facility in the Mahoning River watershed.
Trumbull County: Niles City Public Water System has issued a BWA following a water outage Tuesday. Customers on South Main Street from Gilbert Avenue to Ohltown Road, Ohltown Road to McDonald Avenue, and customers on Lakeside Drive are impacted by the order until further notice. Niles City Public Water System serves 21,961 residents including residential and commercial connections from a surface water source purchased from another licensed water facility in Mahoning River watershed.
New quarterly stats are out from EPA, Ohio has 41 drinking water facilities on the new Serious Violator list, see the updated list, here.
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