Trees topple, poles plunge, roads turn into rivers

Firefighters, police officers and public-works and Eversource crews earned their pay today as a never ending flood of reports came in about downed trees and utility poles, power outages and flooded roads. Here are some of the reports reported to Boston 311 today:

On a number of streets trees came down on the road. One house on Whitcomb Avenue in Jamaica Plain was not so lucky:

Water under the bridge at Archdale Road in Roslindale:

More water under the bridge, this time under the commuter-rail bridge at Quincy Street in Dorchester:

Lake Street in Brighton lived up to its name:

Where'd the sidewalk go? Belgrade Avenue in Roslindale:

Another missing sidewalk, this time on Harvard Avenue in Allston:

Knocked down, but not out, at Columbia Road and Old Harbor Street in South Boston:

Tree down on Aguadilla Street in the South End:

Tree down on Mendelssohn Street in Roslindale:

Nobody was going down Leroy Street in Dorchester for awhile:

Tree down at Carlton and Yarmouth streets in the South End:

Flooded Oak Square Avenue in Brighton:

Tree down on Dana Avenue in Hyde Park:

Tree down on the Norfolk Avenue side of Clifford Playground in Roxbury:

Serious flooding in front of the Star Market on Spring Street in West Roxbury. Oh, wait, that's the Morrissey Boulevard of Westie: That spot always floods.