Looks like a NYC transplant.
General North Texas is getting lake effect snow.
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You’re on the money.
Two former Californians and one from Boston. The one from Boston I’m surprised at how bad he’s handled this. But that’s what us other neighbors or for ? we have his back!
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Why, he wouldn’t shut up about pizza?
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He had a healthy schnoz and the stupid NYC accent.
That's amazing.
Well that's your problem right there.
A good few years back, we had a cold snap here in Britain.
Usually when we have snow it doesn't last but in this instance it snowed, any melting froze during the nights, and there was more snow on a couple of days, over a period of a few weeks. There was predictable chaos on the roads.
I had to drive out a fair way on one day, and travelled out from my home borough into a neighbouring one. As soon as I did, the roads were clear. I was amazed, and spoke to friends in other parts of the country, who told me their roads were clear too. Turned out it was the penny pinching twonks in charge that had scrimped on the budget for rock salt, and we were the only area where the roads were still all iced up.
I know how the folks living on the left side of that photo feel.
get at the water pooling if possible
you may not have to repair walls/ceiling if you don't get big pooling
or run dehumidifier if you have one(not sure if texans have such things, but here it is wet air so...)
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or there is a broken line at neighbors or on the city lines which ruins your flow and pressure
It will become my beater saw.
It wasn't my first, second or third choice, but it was better than doing it by hand.
Not sure what the issue is, but pressure is still low.
My guess is that something broke somewhere and they’re diverting from a different main to keep us in service. That’s happened before.
Hearing from other friends though that they’ve had power for the last few days, but zero water. So who fucking knows. It’s a mess, and in general, our city was caught completely with their pants down
This is our max pressure right now
Hopefully that's a pump/tower issue and not a pipe issue.
I hated driving in Boston. Holy crap.
I was just kidding
it can last a long time if you give it a lil maint
when you need a saw you need a saw
It’s not on our end, it’s a city supply issue. So far our pipes and house are good. Just no pressure on the main
@Wild is using up all of the pressure from surrounding states with his new bidet. Supercharged that mofo.
If you suspect you have a leak that hasn’t been found you can shut off all the faucets then go turn off the power at your main and see if the meter continues moving.
actually he would shut off faucets leave water supply open and then see if meter is moving
Not sure if that is a good idea unless the temps are warmed up or the house is being heated again
I would probably err on the side of caution and shut it down until all pipes are thawed if I wasn't sure what walls froze
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