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As rain pummels South Florida, here's what experts say you should do in a flooding emergency - Vimarsana News

As rain pummels South Florida, here's what experts say you should do in a flooding emergency

Widespread flooding brought parts of South Florida to a standstill Wednesday. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency in Broward & Miami-Dade Counties through 8 p.m. ET, saying "life-threatening" and "catastrophic" flooding was possible from heavy downpours that began Tuesday.

What to do if your car is submerged in water? – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

What to do if your car is submerged in water? – Deseret News

Can you survive if your car goes underwater? How quick does a car sink? What to do if trapped underwater? Tools to break out of cars? Learn more.

'Speed is the key to saving your life': What to do if your car is submerged in water - Vimarsana News

'Speed is the key to saving your life': What to do if your car is submerged in water

When a vehicle hits the water, you have less than a minute to get out. Learn the acronym SWOC to save you, your family and friends.

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Interview with author Robin Nazon - Vimarsana News

Interview with author Robin Nazon

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Stay Safe While On and Around The Ice - Vimarsana News

Stay Safe While On and Around The Ice

Lifesaving Resources advocates that NO ICE should ever be considered as SAFE ICE!  With the lakes, rivers and ponds beginning to freeze, Gerry Dworkin, a professional Aquatics Safety & Water Rescue Consultant for Lifesaving Resources, encourages the public to follow these basic safety rules.   You need at least 4" of