Residents are cleaning up from catastrophic flooding along the Tennessee-Georgia border that forecasters are calling a once-in-a-1,000 year event. The National Weather Service says the communities of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee, got more than 10 inches of rain over just six hours early Thursday, causing record flooding just months after an earlier flood. Police Chief Michael Otis Earley says McCaysville may be down right now, "but we are not defeated.” The same storm system moved up the Eastern Seaboard on Friday. Flood advisories have been posted in coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts.