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June heat and dry weather have carried into July, 

Dew points are remarkably low, and dry air across the Upper Midwest and into Canada is exacerbating the problem. Globally, climate change and the 

, retired University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley told MPR News host Cathy Wurzer on Friday.

Seeley spoke with Wurzer during their weekly weather chat about the current state of the climate and what’s ahead.

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Dew points are remarkably low for July, and dry air across the Upper Midwest and into Canada is exacerbating the problem, retired University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley told MPR News host Cathy Wurzer.

In July we’re usually acclimated to the warm weather, which is has been underscored by last month’s unusually high temperatures; the warmest on record. Yet, record-breaking heat has been felt across the world too. 

July starts with drought, dry heat across Minnesota

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