Water was flooding the streets of the Grays Ferry neighborhood of Philadelphia on Friday night. Pure chaos is what neighbors found themselves in on Jan. 10 when a main leaked turned their streets into a river. Neighbors told NBC10 that this all started just after 7:30 p.m. near the intersection of 28th and Dickinson streets. The Philadelphia Water Department confirmed with NBC10 that they had to shut down a leaking 16-inch main and 28th Street is closed crews make repairs. SkyForce10 was over the scene shortly before 8:30 where water could be seen rushing in the roads near the intersection of 28th and Reeds streets. Neighbors stood on one corner watching the water as it completely engulfed the intersection. It appeared as though the water was rushing up from under the road in some spots. At one point, SkyForce10 captured what looked like firefighters entering a home and assessing the damage to the road. This is a developing story. Check back here for updates.