McCaysville flash flood: 18-ft crest sweeps North Georgia
Heavy mountain rainfall caused the Toccoa River to rise 16 feet within 12 hours—with the sharpest surge unfolding in just three hours—reaching an 18-foot crest that submerged downtown roadways and intersections hundreds of yards beyond the riverbanks.
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