LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - A storm system brought heavy rain across Arkansas with as much as eight inches reported in isolated areas of central and western sections of the state and flooding in the southeast.
The National Weather Service said Thursday morning that the storm was moving out of the state to the east, but the southeastern corner remains under flood and flash flood watches.
The weather service said several roads in Ashley and Chicot counties in southeastern Arkansas were flooded.
The weather service said another round of storms with heavy rain will follow the current system and up to six more inches is possible by Sunday.
Click here for updates on the latest river flood stages in the region from the National Weather Service. Here is a forecast of river flood stages thru Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
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