CURTIS COMPTON, CCOMPTION@AJC.COM
Roads are closed all over the Metro Atlanta area as torrential rains and flood waters leave four people dead, including a toddler. Another line of storms is expected to move through the area later today.
Photos and Captions from AJC.com:
Tanqueray Clark, 31, right, and Tony Cameron, 53, remove some of Clark’s more expensive belongings from his home. Cameron, who once looked at owning the house with his wife, saw the house submerged in water while he was driving home and says he just couldn’t stop. Clark, who has owned this home for two years, calls the flooding an “act of God.” He did not know Cameron before today. ELISSA EUBANKS, EEUBANKS@AJC.COM
Tanqueray Clark removes some belongings from his Atlanta home. He was being helped by Tony Cameron, a stranger who had once looked at owning Clark’s house. ELISSA EUBANKS, EEUBANKS@AJC.COM
Cars make their way through a flooded downtown connector on Monday afternoon. GEORGIA DOT
A home in the 2400 block of Brooks Drive in Austell is submerged in flood water Monday. Most of metro Atlanta was under a flash flood warning Monday morning after a foot or more of rain flooded homes, businesses and roadways. Emergency personnel in at least two counties were busy rescuing residents from high water before daybreak Monday. JOHN SPINK / JSPINK@AJC.COM
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