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   Water levels are still high across Kentucky and other parts of the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic regions reeling from back-to-back storms that brought snow, ice and dangerously … AccuWeather 3 ...

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   The forecast in Canton this week calls for some wind and cooler temperatures. ... Winds today will come in at speeds of around 7 to 9 mph from the northwest, and Tuesday should see 6 to 11 mph ...

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6. Wind power in Ohio - Wikipedia

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   Cooper Farms’ Wind VW Van Wert, Ohio: 4.5 MW Operating since 2011 [31] Haviland Wind Haviland, Ohio: 4.5 MW Operating since 2012 [32] Ball Corporation's Zephyr Wind Project Findlay, Ohio: 4.5 MW Operating since 2015 Whirlpool Corporation's Findlay Wind Farm Findlay, Ohio 3.0 MW Operating since 2015 [33] Marathon Petroleum's Harpster Wind ...

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8. Wind advisory: High winds continue in northern Ohio with a ...

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9. Disagreements on the intensity of tornadoes - Wikipedia

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   The instantaneous velocity readings taken are not directly equivalent to the three-second gust at 33 feet (10 m) that the Enhanced Fujita scale attempts to estimate, but they mark the second-highest wind speed ever recorded in a tornado, after wind speeds of approximately 135 m/s (300 mph) were recorded in both the 1999 Bridge Creek–Moore ...