This winter's unrelenting cold could cause problems even after temperatures rise above freezing. Snow has not had a chance to melt gradually which might mean flooding if it turns to water in a shorter span than usual. Gary McDivett is a Hydrologist at the National Weather Service in Chanhassen. He says Southern Minnesota has the potential to see the biggest problems:
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