MAJOR Flooding

Pictured is Canton Street looking west toward Quinsigamond Avenue.

Mother Nature, combined with grounds that were already water-logged, hit the City and Worcester County hard this morning.


On the commute that usually takes me all of 15-minutes, on a "bad" day, took 45-minutes today.
Everywhere I turned, there seemed to be a pool of water, and I saw a few car-casualties.


For example, on Bigelow Street, which is a side street off of Endicott Street, I saw two cars stuck, with their hazard lights flashing, in a large pool of water.


Quinsigamond Avenue was a parking lot due to a couple MAJOR pools of water, and the folks making their way from Route 146 North had to get "creative" with getting around the water.


Southbridge Street was blocked by Worcester Police nearest the Hammond Street intersection.


What areas have been affected by flooding that you've seen?

MAJOR Rain!

After the MAJOR weather last week, now we have some serious rain falling.

Thank you sweet baby Jesus!

Despite the Weather

I go on record and state that I was wrong when I wrote on August 18th that September may be similar to June, weather wise.

Here we stand on August 29th (Michael Jackson's Birthday) and the weather did a flip flop and it's 59-degrees outside.

Gotta love Massachusetts' weather!

Rain, remember it?

Worcester Rain (Worcester, MA) from Dee Wells on Vimeo.