Greenwich neighbors still reeling from Ida prepare for more wet weather
Rose Sorbara had 5 feet of water in her basement and says her Jeep was floating in the driveway when the storm hit. She recently replaced her hot water tank, boiler and A/C system.
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Oct 25, 2021, 11:48 PM
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in the Pemberwick area of Greenwich say they are in for a sleepless night due
to the wet weather.
The community suffered massive flooding from Ida just a
month ago.
Rose
Sorbara had 5 feet of water in her basement and says her Jeep was
floating in the driveway when the storm hit. She recently replaced her hot
water tank, boiler and A/C system.
She
says she is still waiting to hear what her insurance company is covering and that
she is not ready for any more rain.
“I'm
still trying to clean up and fix everything to put it back to the way it was
before Ida, please don't tell me that there's more coming. I can't," she
told News 12.
Neighbors in the area say they are keeping their cars on the street and have cleared out their basements in preparation of more rain.
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