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The water continues to rise along the Peace River in DeSoto County on Wednesday. The National Weather Service estimates the high water could impact up to 60 homes across the area. Water has already begun to seep into parts of the Arcadia Peace River Campground. For the last few days, staff have helped move residences to dry ground. READ: DeSoto County flood threat: What riverfront residents are facingDeSoto County flood threatThe Peace River continues to rise, pushing floodwaters into surrounding residential communities and low-lying commercial grounds. The National Weather Service projects the river will reach its crest on Thursday, and bring impacts to up to 60 DeSoto County homes.Water has already moved directly into the main section of the Arcadia Peace River Campground. Staff remained on site Wednesday, as they continued to help residents move homes and assist anyone stranded by the rising water.For many long-time Arcadia residents, waiting out rising floodwaters has become a wait