Water sprayed up the side of a moving car as roads flooded in Columbus, Ohio, on Monday, August 29.

Footage recorded by Ty Fisher shows water splashing against his vehicle as he plows through the flood on Monday evening.

Fisher said the road in Columbus, Ohio, had flooded “within a span of 20 minutes”.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, the local forecasting station, published radar images showing storms moving over Columbus on Monday afternoon. Credit: Ty Fisher via Storyful

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I think it's unique, the approach that we're taking, with starting one one game, starting one the other, even though they're both going to play in both of them. So I'm trying to think, how is this going to help solve that problem of making a decision on one or on two, and also, what are the potential downfalls? What are--

I think it's unique, the approach that we're taking, with starting one one game, starting one the other, even though they're both going to play in both of them. So I'm trying to think, how is this going to help solve that problem of making a decision on one or on two, and also, what are the potential downfalls? What are--

I think it's unique the approach that we're taking, with starting one one game, starting one the other, even though they're both going to play in both of them. So I'm trying to think, how is this going to help solve that problem of making a decision on one or on two, and also what are the potential downfalls? What are--