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ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – Several levee breaches have caused flooding concerns at a recreational vehicle storage area just north of St. Charles, Missouri.

The owners of the On Wheels Storage said the people who have their RVs and boats parked there have less than 48 hours from Monday morning.

The On Wheels storage facility is located at 3910 Elm Point Road, just north of St. Charles. The area is between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers.

FOX 2 reporter Roche Madden said there are two breaches: the Elm Point and Sand Fort Creek levees both have water pouring through them.

The Elm Point levee breach has closed Truman Road between Ehlmann Road and Premier Parkway South and will flood the St. Louis Youth Soccer fields and areas around Huster Rd, both north and south of I-370.

The fire department does not expect to issue an evacuation order for homeowners.

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The Mississippi River is expected to crest Monday near St. Louis Riverfront. The river is predicted to crest at 41.2 feet, which is 11 feet above flood stage.

Officials are watching the forecast closely because more rain is possible in the area this week. The river has already crested at many of the hardest-hit towns, but the wet forecast is a concern.

Officials believe that the river may have broken a levee wall near the Chouteau Island intake facility, which is near Granite City. Now they are urging about 300,000 customers across the metro-east to conserve water.

The conservation order covers Illinois American Water customers in Belleville, East St. Louis, Granite City, Madison, Venice, Centerville, Brooklyn, Fairmont City, Sauget, Shiloh, Washington Park, Allerton, Cahokia and Swansea.

National Weather Service meteorologist Patrick Walsh says 1-to-3 inches of rain is possible this week.

If that forecast holds up, there will be a second crest on the river making this the eighth highest crest in history.

The floods are blamed on four deaths, three in Missouri and one in Indiana.

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