City officials say flooding may have been reduced if the gate closed as designed, but the historic rain storm made flooding unavoidable.
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As people were still cleaning up from last week's flooding, severe storms hit the region again Tuesday. Intense rain flooded more areas in Cincinnati, and a tornado touched down in Clermont County, according to the National Weather Service.
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