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That doesn’t mean precipitation can’t make its way into the sewage system, though.
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Precipitation finding its way into sewers through loose manholes, cracks in pipes, and other means can overwhelm the capacity of the system during storms.
This accelerates the drainage of precipitation and keeps the surface of the road dry.
Not all water that falls as precipitation runs off into lakes and rivers.
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