It’s hard to see in this screen cap, but the red circle shows where water from a broken pipe is cascading from the second floor of Sue Ellen’s. Watch the video below, with the sound turned up high, and the extent of the leak becomes more obvious.
With temperatures dipping into the single digits — evens below 0 in some places — and more snow and freezing rain on the way, lots of North Texans are feeling the brunt of this record-breaking winter storm. Thousands are without electricity, and many have been since early Monday morning. And no electricity means no heat. And that means frozen water pipes, which all too often become broken water pipes. And that appears to be what has happened at Sue Ellen’s, on Throckmorton near the Cedar Springs intersection.
This video comes to Dallas Voice from Lee Daugherty, via Tanner Roberts. Tanner said he had contacted a member of Caven Enterprises management. Hopefully they will be able to get the leak under control and there is not too much damage to the club.
Maybe it will flood and they will have to demolish it in order to fix it. Not like there is much of a business there anymore anyways! The liberal dallas county judge has kept businesses closed that has ruined the nightlife industry