Catastrophic Flooding in Georgia and Tennessee
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Heavy rainfall, exceeding 150mm, caused catastrophic flooding in northern Georgia and southern Tennessee, leading to city closures, record river levels, and numerous water rescues. The Ocoee River reached 18.05 feet, while the Toccoa River rose about 10 feet in a few hours. The flooding is attributed to a storm that has since moved eastwards.
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