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Welcome Dry Spell Into Tuesday – Tracking “Matthew” in the Caribbean

by Paul Douglas | Sep 29, 2016 | Blog

62 F. high temperature in the Twin Cities yesterday. 66 F. average high on September 28. 77 F. high on September 28, 2015. September 29, 1876: An abnormally cool day occurs, with a high of 45 in the Twin Cities (normally the high should be 65 this time of year). A...
For First Time on Record: 2 Minnesota “Mega-Rain” Events in 2016

For First Time on Record: 2 Minnesota “Mega-Rain” Events in 2016

by Paul Douglas | Sep 28, 2016 | Blog

60 F. high on Tuesday in the Twin Cities. 67 F. average high on September 27. 82 F. high on September 27, 2015. .04″ rain fell at MSP International Airport yesterday. September 28, 1983: Late summer-like temperatures arrive in Minnesota with 91 degrees at...
Severe Flash Flooding – Maps Look More Like June than Late September

Severe Flash Flooding – Maps Look More Like June than Late September

by Paul Douglas | Sep 22, 2016 | Blog

71 F. high in the Twin Cities Wednesday. 70 F. average high on September 21. 81 F. high on September 21, 2015. September 22, 1996: A brief cold air funnel touchdown results in roof damage in Washington County. September 22, 1936: Summer-like heat continues with 101 at...
Another Sloppy Holding Pattern – Significant Flood Risk – Flash Flood Watch

Another Sloppy Holding Pattern – Significant Flood Risk – Flash Flood Watch

by Paul Douglas | Sep 21, 2016 | Blog

78 F. high yesterday at KMSP. 79 F. average high in the Twin Cities on September 20. 72 F. high on September 20, 2015. September 21, 2005: An unusually intense late season severe weather event affects parts of central Minnesota and west central Wisconsin during the...
A Touch Cooler Monday – Soggy Pattern Returns Mid Week

A Touch Cooler Monday – Soggy Pattern Returns Mid Week

by Paul Douglas | Sep 18, 2016 | Blog

Heavy Rain Since June If there has been one story that has stuck out the past few months, it’s been the rounds of heavy rain across the region. From June 1 – September 17, the Twin Cities has received 19.97″ of rain. That is the ninth largest total...
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