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Overall, temperatures are colder than average in February, but we're gaining daylight faster. Our chief meteorologist Paul Huttner says usually by the second week of March it should feel more like spring.

He and host Cathy Wurzer talked about it on Minnesota Now.

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MPR News chief meteorologist Paul Huttner says usually by the second week of March, it should feel more like spring.

Overall, temperatures are colder than average in February, but we're gaining daylight faster. Chief meteorologist Paul Huttner says usually by the second week of March it should feel more like spring.

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