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A major water main break in New Orleans on Feb. 23, 2026, triggered flooding, low pressure, and a citywide boil water advisory, disrupting schools, courts, and daily life.
A major water main break on South Claiborne Avenue in New Orleans on February 23, 2026, caused flooding, low water pressure, and a citywide boil water advisory affecting Uptown, Mid-City, the French Quarter, and surrounding areas.
The 30-inch pipe rupture led to school closures and delays across the city, including multiple NOLA Public Schools and private institutions, as well as the closure of the Orleans Parish Civil District Court.
Sewerage and Water Board crews worked to repair the break, with water service expected to remain disrupted for several days.
Residents were advised to boil tap water for drinking, cooking, and hygiene until testing confirms safety.
The incident highlighted concerns about aging infrastructure, with the affected area having experienced prior leaks and ongoing maintenance issues.
Una ruptura importante de la tubería de agua en Nueva Orleans el 23 de febrero de 2026, provocó inundaciones, baja presión y un aviso de ebullición de agua en toda la ciudad, interrumpiendo las escuelas, los tribunales y la vida diaria.