@wkmg_news6: A Palm Bay homeowner is facing thousands of dollars in repairs after a 350-gallon graywater tank popped out of the ground during this week’s flooding, even though most of his yard was not underwater. Tom Kelly said nearby streets and neighboring properties were flooded Monday, but his home sits on slightly higher ground. Most of his yard escaped the standing floodwater, although some collected near a shed. He thought he’d escaped the worst of the damage until he looked outside and discovered the tank sticking out of his backyard. #flooding #palmbay #nieghborhoodnetwork #brevardcounty

Donald :

Palm Bay has some weird Square Grouper

JustMe :

Those new tanks are crap. I have them all around in the new houses in my neighborhood and they constantly have weird foam toxic foam using from the top of them. Health department says that’s not an issue.

JeffBaert :

Good reason not to use a plastic tank, use concrete tank and that won’t happen.

Genx7089 :

Cheap plastic, concrete the best

user5338561845284 :

Kelly :

I saw these tanks floating down the road. Palm Bay got hit hard.

NikkiLovesLego🇺🇸🆘💙 :

Thank God my septic is concrete.

Ben Dover :

me when i eat too much cheese and sit on the commode

saltyfisher75 :

How does a city the size of Palm Bay still have so many people on septic?? Time to modernize instead of approving permit after permit for car washes, storage units, and apartments.

Vanessa_Alvy :

Can I please put my GoFundMe? I just lost my only source of transportation. My car insurance did not cover it.. I have a job still but no car to drive to work or other important things like medical appointments . Thank you