Just came in from an appointment. The roads are a mess. HUGE puddles, some flooding, but not bad compared to some areas.

A few puddles in the basement, the sump pump is working OT.

Our son has discovered a basement window needs work....he's got water coming in. Hopefully, this will end soon.

How is everyone doing with this nasty weather?

 

i'm sure my pump is working

lots of folks left work because they have water what are they going to do? look at it

 

Mines nice and dry

About time you get a peice of the action instead of us . We do have Flooding , but lucky it is not near me . the Highway would have to flood first

 

[QUOTE=Bass,Mar 30 2010, 01:54 PM] i'm sure my pump is working

lots of folks left work because they have water what are they going to do?

 

Somewhat dry, thankfully we live on a hill. But the rebar at the base of the concrete does dribble in water so I have some work to do to fix the problem once and for all.

 

My new apartment is at the bottom of a giant hill. Last night it seemed like my sump pump was going off every 5 minutes. Im hoping I don't walk into inches of water in my new mancave.

 

Oh man, Barbara says we have a pond and a stream in our back yard now. I have two sump pumps that have been going strong for over a week. One of them is making a little more noise than usual I have two back-up pumps in the basement and I may swap one of them into service before I suffer a failure. This better stop soon, I'm running out of land.

 

If the stores still have any, you can get a puddle sucker and at least keep the water to less than a 1/16th of an inch. Better than letting all your stuff get wet.

 

all my stuff is on pallets because i get water once every 5 years when it's like this

 

I think the back up pump is a good idea. We may want to keep one on our shelf!

Our pump kicks on every 15-20 minutes. We pump out into the street, as do our neighbors. We want to keep the water away from house/yard due to septic system. It's relatively new, but don't want to take a chance.

They have evacuated people in Lakeville, Fall River, Somerset. Road buckled in Fall River. I was there this AM and saw a DEM truck go by with sirens blaring...guess that's where he was heading.