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Rain deluge swamps Fort Lauderdale — and much of South Florida. Did it break records? - Vimarsana News

Rain deluge swamps Fort Lauderdale — and much of South Florida. Did it break records?

2023 is officially Fort Lauderdale, Florida’s, wettest year to date — shattering a record set more than seven decades ago. After torrential downpours and flooding slammed South Florida last week,

Commentary: Hurricane Otis is a deadly warning of what warming oceans do to storms - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Hurricane Otis is a deadly warning of what warming oceans do to storms

Hurricane Otis — which killed at least 48 people after hitting Mexico’s southern coast in October — adds to a destructive hurricane season that battered the Atlantic and the Eastern

Commentary: Acapulco will struggle to recover from Hurricane Otis thanks to Mexico's populist president | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Acapulco will struggle to recover from Hurricane Otis thanks to Mexico's populist president | World & Nation

I treasure beautiful childhood memories from my family’s modest but happy vacations in Acapulco, Mexico. On board a boat cruise, we loved learning about Hollywood stars who visited the golden

Tropical depression 'likely to form' this week; Sean now a remnant low: forecasters | Regional - Vimarsana News

Tropical depression 'likely to form' this week; Sean now a remnant low: forecasters | Regional

A tropical depression is “likely to form” by late this week from a system expected to move west toward the central tropical Atlantic, National Hurricane Center forecasters said Monday. That

Lowndes County reflects on hurricane response - Vimarsana News

Lowndes County reflects on hurricane response

Oct. 10—VALDOSTA — Lowndes County is still experiencing the lagging effects one month after Hurricane Idalia's landfall. Officials are anticipating residents to continue feeling the effects for months or even