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Sevier County, Tennessee [Tuesday, January 9, 2024] Heavy rainfall throughout the night and into the day poured across Sevier County resulting in flash floods and elevated levels of rivers and streams. To assist with the response, the Sevier County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) activated the Emergency Operations Center. In some parts of the county, rainfall was estimated up to four (4) inches over a twentyfour (24hour) hour span.

As a result of the floods, there was a shallow water rescue off Snapp Road where emergency crews rescued an individual from a car. No injuries were reported as part of the rescue.

In addition to the heavy rainfall, wind gusts were measured to be up to 80 mph in the higher elevations with max wind gusts of 94mph recorded on Cove Mountain.

In total, standing water and downed trees or power lines resulted in 20 (twenty) road closures throughout the county.

“Thank you to the quick action of first responders across the county,” said Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters.

As floodwaters recede, residents and visitors are asked to exercise extreme caution when driving on main and secondary roads and remain aware of their surroundings.

Please remember to turn around, don’t drown. Always be aware of Gatlinburg Tennessee flooding conditions!

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