A storm lasting for hours, starting early this morning and remaining strong through the afternoon wreaked havoc on North Jersey.  The Dumont Fire Department started the day at 12:21 hours being dispatched to 2 Gibbs Road for a hazardous condition due to the service wires to the house arching and burning the vinyl siding.  Moments after arriving on Gibbs headquarters received an alarm from 5 Washington Avenue, Paragon Bank.  Engine 5, Rescue 3 and Truck 2 remained on Gibbs and Engine 3 and Engine 1 took in the alarm on Washington Ave.  Before arriving at the second alarm, headquarters advised Chief Molinaro (211) that Tenafly FD was requesting the FAST to respond to 26 Hillside Avenue for a smoke condition in a multi-family house.  Rescue 3 under the command of Captain Banta responded to Tenafly.  While Rescue 3 was on the way to Tenafly the call was upgraded to a working fire, which brought the response of Chief Molinaro (211) and Chief Spina (212).  Rescue 3's crew arrived on scene and set up as the FAST Team.  The crew laddered the building then was put to work assisting with opening up and fire attack.  A fire had started in the basement involving the electrical panel and spread up to the first floor.  During the fire in Tenafly, Dumont Engine 5 was requested to respond to New Milford Company Two for cover up.  Tri-Boro units were operating at a three alarm fire on Kinderkamack Road in Oradell.  Engine 5 under the command of Captain Gracey responded to New Milford with Chief Molinaro (211) reporting to the fire scene in Oradell.  Once the Tenafly fire was placed under control Rescue 3 was released.  Upon completing packing up the tones went out again for an alarm at Grant School in Dumont.  The remainder of the Dumont companies in quarters responded.  Engine 3, Engine 1 and Truck 2.  Engine 4 remained on the West side of town.  All Dumont fire units were released from in house stand by at 15:00 hours and Engine 5 returned to the borough by 16:00 hours.