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Nearly 8″ Rain in August – NASA Says Earth Warming at “Unprecedented” Rate

Nearly 8″ Rain in August – NASA Says Earth Warming at “Unprecedented” Rate

by Paul Douglas | Aug 31, 2016 | Blog

81 F. high temperature at KMSP Tuesday. 78 F. average high on August 30. 81 F. high on August 30, 2015. 7.82″ rain in the Twin Cities in August. 4.93″ wetter than average since June 1. Comfortably Cool and Dry Weather Into Saturday The proliferation of...
Flash Flooding Overnight – Cooling Trend – Tropical Storm Landfall North of Tampa by Thursday?

Flash Flooding Overnight – Cooling Trend – Tropical Storm Landfall North of Tampa by Thursday?

by Paul Douglas | Aug 30, 2016 | Blog

86 F. high in the Twin Cities Monday. 78 F. average high on August 29. 74 F. high on August 29, 2015. August 30, 1977: Flooding occurs on the southwest side of the Twin Cities, with MSP Airport getting 7.28 inches of rain in 4 1/2 hours. Slight Cooling – Tropics...
Hanging Onto Summer – Growing Potential for Trouble in the Tropics

Hanging Onto Summer – Growing Potential for Trouble in the Tropics

by Paul Douglas | Aug 29, 2016 | Blog

85 F. maximum temperature in the Twin Cities Sunday. 78 F. average high on August 28. 76 F. high on August 28, 2015. August 29, 1948: An airliner crashes during a thunderstorm near Winona, killing 37 people on board. August 29, 1863: A devastating killing frost...
Summer Warmth Hangs On Into Labor Day – Potential for Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Increases

Summer Warmth Hangs On Into Labor Day – Potential for Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Increases

by Paul Douglas | Aug 28, 2016 | Blog

68 F. high temperature in the Twin Cities Saturday. 79 F. average high on August 27. 76 F. high on August 27, 2015. August 28, 1989: Baseball-sized hail pummels Pequot Lakes. Warming Trend – Growing Threat of “Hermine” “Hurricane season brings...
Thundery Warm Front  – Lingering Tropical Storm Uncertainty and Risk

Thundery Warm Front – Lingering Tropical Storm Uncertainty and Risk

by Paul Douglas | Aug 27, 2016 | Blog

72 F. high in the Twin Cities Friday. 79 F. average high on August 26. 75 F. high on August 26, 2015. August 27, 1992: A chilly night in Embarrass, where the temperature dips to 28 degrees. Weather Maps Looks Summery Into Early September Welcome armchair...
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