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Two more pleasant days; periods of rain begin on Sunday

Two more pleasant days; periods of rain begin on Sunday

The Twin Cities proper should have a low around 43 Saturday morning, but some suburbs,especially northeastern ones, could drop into the upper 30s. Sunday will be a day of transition into a soggy period.
by Bill Endersen

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Climate Cast: California Cities v. Big Oil

Climate Cast: California Cities v. Big Oil

Is climate chnage litigation the next "big tobacco?"
by Paul Huttner

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Quiet fall weather through Saturday; sogginess starts Sunday

Quiet fall weather through Saturday; sogginess starts Sunday

It looks as though periods of rain will linger into Monday. After that, the weather could remain unsettled but the pattern looks uncertain.
by Bill Endersen

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October warm wave next week?

October warm wave next week?

80s return next week?
by Paul Huttner

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Record heat and Sunday evening thunderstorms

Record heat and Sunday evening thunderstorms

Record heat Toasty air stretched from Minnesota to the East Coast today. The Twin Cities had a record high temperature of 90 Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service reported that the recent string of 3 90-degree days set a record for 90-degree strings so late in the season. In stark contrast, much chillier air dominates…
by Bill Endersen

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