Storms caused catastrophic flooding in the US

The storm system caused catastrophic flooding along the Tennessee-Georgia border. The Associated Press reports.

On Friday, the element moved up the east coast. Flood warnings have been issued in coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts.

In McKayville and Copperhill, residents took up cleaning along the Toccoa River. In six hours, 10.28 inches of rain fell in the catchment basin.

According to the newspaper, the Tokkoa River flows into Okoe, where the water level was regulated at three hydroelectric power plants. Rescuers from both states evacuated dozens of people. At least one person died.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency in four counties.

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