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OZZFEST 2003 In Ohio Still On Despite Bad Weather

July 22, 2003

Ohio's The Beacon Journal is reporting that despite bad weather and some late-night flooding at Blossom Music Center in Cleveland, Ozzfest 2003, scheduled from 9 a.m. until 11 p.m. today (July 22),is still going on.

When heavy rains caused mud and water to flood the pavilion and backstage area last night, Blossom officials called in Rapid Response Restoration in Canton. The eight-man crew worked through the night, pressure-washing and squeegeeing the pavilion to remove mud and debris, and working in thigh-high water to make the backstage area safe for bands and crew.

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