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The National Weather Service has released the 2011 spring flood predictions. The later than normal cold weather is helping the situation by delaying the snow melt. That being said the NWS is still predicting major flooding along the Red River and along the upper Mississippi River from St. Paul, MN south to St. Louis, MO. [...]
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