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Every time thunder booms or the wind thrashes trees around, anxious minds wonder, will my roof survive this storm? It’s a reasonable thought, of course. 

Last summer, five severe weather disasters in Minnesota caused an estimated $13 billion in total damage, according to the nonprofit research group Climate Central. 

In this next installment of Professional Help, we’ll learn about a new resource that aims to help homeowners get ahead of the damage.

Heidi Roop, director of the Climate Adaptation Partnership

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It’s severe weather season. Minnesota Now turned to an expert for tips on how to prepare your home for potential damage due to extreme weather.

Every time thunder booms or the wind thrashes trees around, anxious minds wonder, will my roof survive this storm? It’s a reasonable thought, of course.Last summer, five severe weather disasters in Minnesota caused an estimated $13 billion in total damage, according to the nonprofit research group Climate Central.In this next installment of Professional Help, we’ll learn about a new resource that aims to help homeowners get ahead of the damage.

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