Two Arkansas levees topped due to flooding

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — According to the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management, two levees were topped on Tuesday afternoon.

McLean levee in Logan County that was protecting farmland was topped. All residents had already evacuated. As of Tuesday morning, the area of the Arkansas River in that area is at 377 feet. Flood stage is 357 feet.

In Perry County, Levee District 1 in Toad Suck has been topped.

As of now, all the other levees are holding strong.

No injuries have been reported.

Many areas across the state are dealing with major flooding as the Arkansas River continues to rise.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.