Tropical Storm Chantal has brought significant rainfall and flooding to parts of North Carolina and Virginia, prompting a state of emergency in Moore and Orange counties. The storm, which has been downgraded to a tropical depression, has caused life-threatening flash floods and led to dozens of rescues from flooded homes near the Eno River in Durham County. Areas like Moore, Chatham, Orange, and Durham counties experienced unprecedented flooding, with rainfall amounts reaching levels associated with a 500-year flood event. As Chantal moves inland, states including Maryland and New Jersey are on alert for potential impacts. Meanwhile, flooding has also been reported in South Carolina, leading to evacuations and highway closures. Residents are urged to stay cautious as the area continues to experience heavy rain and the flood threat remains high.