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NYC Weather Updates: Passengers Rescued From Submerged Vehicle Beneath Overpass
Two passengers from a black Mercedes were rescued after being trapped in a flood, causing their vehicle to become submerged near an overpass. Motorists should keep updated with the weather to avoid dangerous road commutes. Read here.
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