I can only speak from my experience, but I'm going to hazzard a guess and say "Yes". The flowers were quite a bit smaller than usual, but they came up very quickly and flowered not much after. Seemed to be in a race to get up, flower and die back ready for this spring. You may even be lucky and find that all that happens is that they prolong the flowering period.

As I say though, there will no doubt be more proficient gardeners on this forum who will have more of an idea, but that was just from my experience.