 For NPR News in the Twin Cities, I'm Kelly Blyer. Many of Minnesota's smaller rivers, like the Crow River north of Minneapolis, have crested and water levels are beginning to drop. That is according to Tyler Hasenstein, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. But rain on Monday night could change that. We're right at our crest for the Mississippi River at St. Paul, and then we have yet to see our crests downstream on the Mississippi towards Hastings and Red Wing area.