Enough!

Mother Nature is having her way with us and the rain drops keep coming. I tried to capture a few drops in action on this newly formed pond beside the Bernazzani School. It wasn't easy because I was getting soaked in the process.

Water Park

Historic flooding rains are back turning playgrounds into water parks like this one at O'Rourke Field.

Cleanup

People's lives along Alrick Road are far from normal after mopping up from last week's flooding rains. People living here sustained huge losses and we had 2 more inches of rain yesterday to add to this soggy mess.

Click HERE for a link to NASA's web feature about the recent storms including pictures of the flooding from Quincy Daily Photo!

Baseball Practice Cancelled

The recent flood waters from Furnace Brook inundated O'Rourke Field.

Slam, Dunk

Three days of steady rain in excess of 9 inches filled in back yards, basements, playgrounds, streets and worse. Many residents near here had to be rescued from their homes. It's a good thing that storms like this one happen only once every 25 years or so.

Forge Every Stream

This stream came cascading out of the Blue Hills onto Furnace Brook Parkway yesterday but flood waters didn't stop this person and the pooches from their appointed rounds on Bunker Hill Lane. Rain, rain, go away . . .