Recording flooding causes hazardous conditions in Northeastern Minnesota
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Parts of northeastern Minnesota are dealing with record flooding because of last week’s storms that came on top of a very think snowpack this winter and a later snowmelt.
Videos and photos how raging rivers that are sending torrents of roiling water into Lake Superior. The conditions are hazardous and there is some damage. Cathy hosted Paul McDonald, Chair of the St. Louis County Board of Commissioners and Kurt Mead, Interpretive Naturalist at Tettegouche State Park.
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