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MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about a cold spell that's coming to Minnesota.  

He says it won't be record-setting, but given the abnormally high temperatures so far this winter, it'll feel cold.  

He also talks about the lack of sun measured at the U's St. Paul campus in December.

Climatologist Mark Seeley says cold temperatures coming to Minnesota are a major departure from a winter that's been warmer than average.

Climatologist Mark Seeley says cold temperatures coming to Minnesota is a major departure from a winter that's been warmer than average.

Big shift in temperatures about to hit Minnesota

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