Answer:
The first high-demand storm after a period of prolonged inactivity.
A pump that ran continuously in spring and then sat idle through a dry summer is more likely to fail on the first fall rain event than at any other point in the year. Float switches corrode in the off position, impellers seize from lack of use, and check valves stick from mineral deposits. Fall is the last inspection window before winter, when a failed pump means flooded basements and mold growth that persists through spring.
The pump that does not run all summer is practicing for failure.
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