The first thing you should do is probably clear the snow away from the perimeter of your house. All that discharged water can easily dam up with the snow in the ground, especially if it freezes. Also, snow around the foundation means more sitting water around the foundation.
The next thing you should do is to run out and buy a 50' section of corrugated piping to route the water from your sump discharge and gutters away from the house.
Once your area dries out, you should probably dig trenches and then insert that corrugated piping into the trenches to route water away. You should also consider planting plants and growing grass which will help absorb water.
Buying the new sump pump may or may not have been necessary. The sump pump runs maybe once a week for a short time for a typical house in an average weather environment. There is no guarantee that a new pump won't fail.
The next thing you should do is to run out and buy a 50' section of corrugated piping to route the water from your sump discharge and gutters away from the house.
Once your area dries out, you should probably dig trenches and then insert that corrugated piping into the trenches to route water away. You should also consider planting plants and growing grass which will help absorb water.
Buying the new sump pump may or may not have been necessary. The sump pump runs maybe once a week for a short time for a typical house in an average weather environment. There is no guarantee that a new pump won't fail.