Chagrin Falls Mayor Bill Tomko said in about 30 minutes the village got over two inches of rain.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio - A massive rainstorm took a toll on parts of eastern Cuyahoga County Tuesday afternoon.The Fraternal Order of the Eagle’s Club on South Main Street started flooding around 3 p.m., when Melinda Blackford got to work.
“I came in and they were probably like two to three inches of muddy water everywhere,” Blackford recalled. “The parking lot was flooded that we just had redone yesterday so that was a shame.”“Throughout the whole restaurant, the kitchen, the dining room all had about 2-3 inches of muddy water in it,” Blackford said.
Miller Plumbing on Bell Street sent 19 News a video of their flooding. They said they had to climb out of a window because they couldn’t open the doors because of the water pressure.Even Mayor Tomko wasn’t spared by the storm. His basement flooded. “Well, I was home squeegeeing my basement and it’s now clean, the dehumidifier is running, air conditioner is running and hopefully it’ll dry out in a day or so,” he said.Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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