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Floodwaters in Chattooga County
Hours of heavy rain have flooded roads and submerged cars in northwest Georgia.
CHATTOOGA COUNTY, Ga. - Hours of heavy rain on Sunday morning have flooded roads and damaged property in northwest Georgia communities.
The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning, which encompassed areas of Chattooga County. The flooding has the potential to be "life-threatening," according to the National Weather Service.
Near Summerville, FOX 5 Atlanta cameras captured significant flooding on John Jones Road. A home was partially submerged and cars were underwater.
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Viewers shared images of floodwaters washing away fences and entering some homes.
Jeremy Marshall was in the area and said his pastures were flooded and his power was out.
"It's the worst we've seen it," he said.
First responders had issues responding to residents because the road were difficult to navigate. Gore Fire Department Assistant Chief Jaime Dawson said roads are impassible.
He urged residents to stay inside and not leave unless there's a medical emergency.
"We're trying to evaluate the situation and help as many folks as we can," he said.
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Assistant Chief of the Gore Fire Department on flooding response
Flash flooding was submerging cars and property in Chattooga County. First responders had issues responding to residents because the road were difficult to navigate.
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