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Above average temperatures return

Mostly quiet weather prevails across Minnesota until Friday, when the next cold front brings a broader chance for showers and storms back to the state.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Warmer weather for Tuesday

Minnesota sees another comfortable and mostly quiet day, with only isolated chances for showers or storms in the northern part of the state.
by Nicole Mitchell

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130 degrees: Death Valley sees what could be record heat

130 degrees: Death Valley sees what could be record heat

Any visitors to the national park are getting blunt advice: "Travel prepared to survive." It's part of a heat wave that is forcing rolling blackouts in the West.
by Bill Chappell and Nathan Rott

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Rain chances remain isolated this week

The week ahead remains relatively quiet, although chances for a few showers and storms increase as the week progresses.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Monday stays comfortable and sunny

Quiet weather dominates Monday’s forecast with mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures
by Nicole Mitchell

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Iowa 'hurting' after storm, seeks nearly $4B in disaster aid

Iowa 'hurting' after storm, seeks nearly $4B in disaster aid

Iowa homes, cornfields, utility companies and government agencies have losses estimated at nearly $4 billion from last week's derecho, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Sunday.
by The Associated Press

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A bit cooler to start the week, with plenty of sunshine

A bit cooler to start the week, with plenty of sunshine

If you don’t like steamy weather, you’ll probably enjoy our Monday temps. People who like it a bit warmer will be happy with our temps later in the week.
by Ron Trenda

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