Downtown Cincinnati was inundated with flooding this week, and aerial footage shows just how much water was actually waterlogging the city. Parts of roads were underwater as the Ohio River swelled to 60.3 feet.

A late week system will bring rain and storms across much of the East, though they will not be of the same caliber as last week. The severe threat on Thursday includes places like Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville, Louisville and Atlanta where damaging winds and large hail are possible. The system will then move up the coast Friday into Saturday, bringing the risk of flooding to parts of the mid-Atlantic, including Charlotte, DC and Philadelphia. Time it all out here.

Falling trees are a deadly, undercounted cause of death. They can happen for many reasons, including during active weather that produces high winds or tornadoes, during flooding, or when soil is saturated from rain. In this case, a driver near Philadelphia in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, narrowly escaped when a giant tree fell right on top of her vehicle.

Lightning is extremely dangerous, so it’s important to know how to stay safe during a storm. But here’s one outdated piece of advice you won’t want to follow.

Is the gorgeous view or the glory worth the risk? Here we take a look at seven of the most dangerous hikes in the United States, from California to Maine.