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At least 10 people, including a child, were dead after a severe rainstorm pounded a large section of the South and left hundreds of thousands of people without power on Sunday morning and communities contending with flash flooding.

In Tennessee, the National Weather Service in Memphis issued a flash flood emergency on Sunday afternoon after a levee along the community of Rives failed, causing “rapid onset flooding” there and in the surrounding areas.

“Get to high ground now,’’ the Weather Service warned on social media. Rives, which is northeast of Memphis, has a population about 300. The Tipton County Fire Department said that about 200 people needed to be rescued.

Steve Carr, the Obion County mayor, declared a state of emergency on Sunday in response to the severe flooding. He said on Facebook that there would be mandatory evacuations in Rives because of “the rising water, no electricity,66br cassino and freezing temperature creating a life-threatening situation.”

After flybys of the Statue of Liberty, the World Trade Center and the Brooklyn Bridge, during which passengers leaned out the open door to shoot photos, the flight ended suddenly 14 minutes after takeoff when the red helicopter plunged into the East River. It tipped on its side, and as cold water flooded the cockpit, the passengers realized they could not escape.

Some evacuees were taken to the hospital, according to the Obion County Emergency Management Agency.

Mr. Carr added that other low-lying areas, including the town of Kenton about 13 miles south of Rives, also faced “imminent threats” because of the flooding.

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