South Florida Hoping to Dry Out After Heavy Rains Swamp Cars, Overflow Sewers

What happened

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Key details

• Officials in Wilton Manors, north of Fort Lauderdale, said they have invested in wastewater infrastructure and are studying how stormwater may be infiltrating the sanitary sewerage system, news outlets reported.
• Fort Lauderdale deployed four stormwater pumps this week to help keep water levels down on a number of streets, and vacuum trucks cleared stormwater drains, the Herald reported.
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