Georgia‑Tennessee Floods Test Local Response
Severe storms on Nov 4 brought heavy rain across the border, flooding communities and prompting rescues and media coverage.
The severe storms that brought heavy rain across the Georgia‑Tennessee border on 4 November caused widespread flooding, a situation that many observers see as a test of local preparedness.
Flooding inundated parts of Georgia, prompting the deployment of first responders and forcing dozens of rescues.
CBS News' Skyler Henry reported on the flooding, while Rob Marciano presented the latest weather forecast.
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Flooding inundated parts of Georgia, prompting the deployment of first responders to help. CBS News' Skyler Henry reports, and Rob Marciano has the latest weather forecast.
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- Flooding inundated parts of Georgia, prompting the deployment of first responders.
- Severe storms brought heavy rain across the border between Georgia and Tennessee, flooding communities.
- The flooding forced dozens of rescues.
- CBS News' Skyler Henry reported on the flooding.
- Rob Marciano presented the latest weather forecast.
- Severe storms brought heavy rain across the Georgia-Tennessee border on 4 November.
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