 From Little Rock Public Radio News, good afternoon. I'm Maggie Ryan. Forecasters say flooding remains the biggest risk in Arkansas as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl move into the state. The National Weather Service says as many as four to six inches of rain are possible for much of the state, stretching from southwest to northeast Arkansas. Meteorologist Dan Cook says the speed of the storm will actually help with rainfall totals. So it's moving pretty fast, and that has one advantage for us.