BREAKING: At Least 21 Dead, 10 Missing in "An Incredible" Tennessee flooding - Biden Approves
President Joe Biden has approved an incredible Tennessee flood that left at least 21 people dead and 10 missings.
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Residents of the Tennessee town that experienced catastrophic flooding over the weekend are describing the horrors left behind from the disaster that killed 21 people.
The incident caught many of the residents off guard; shows the reports.
Debris is scattered all over the area and houses were swept several feet away from their foundations, according to residents. Some homes are still standing but are filled with mud and debris.
Officials also reported that the flooding in the region caused cars to be tossed like toys and houses ripped off their foundations.
The devastation is "hard to fathom," said Patrick Sheehan, director of the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency.
As many as 10 people remain missing after middle Tennessee was hit with record rainfall Friday into Saturday morning, but officials warned that the number may continue to fluctuate.
"We'll continue searching until we've given closure to all the families," Sheehan said.
A preliminary rainfall total of 17.02 inches was measured Saturday at McEwen, Tennessee, which would break the all-time 24-hour rainfall record for the southern U.S. state, according to the National Weather Service. The old record was 13.06 inches, recorded in Milan on Sept. 13, 1982.
