Catastrophic flooding has struck the Georgia-Tennessee border, prompting state of emergency declarations and widespread evacuations. Over 80 people have been rescued as heavy rain led to flash flooding in towns like McCaysville and Copperhill, where the Ocoee River reached a record high of 18.05 feet. Emergency services are actively conducting rescues, with reports of mudslides and severe damage to homes and businesses. A curfew has been issued in affected areas, and Red Cross shelters have been opened for displaced residents. The situation remains critical as heavy rains continue, necessitating ongoing recovery efforts.