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More October than May – Patterns Slow, Sluggish – Prone to Flooding Rains

by Paul Douglas | May 30, 2017 | Blog

65 F. maximum temperature yesterday at MSP. 73 F. average high on May 30. 79 F. high on May 30, 2016 in the Twin Cities. May 30, 1998: A devastating line of storms hits east central Minnesota. 100 mph winds rip through Scott and Dakota County. Over 500 homes are...
Cool & Showery Memorial Day – Cool Bias Spills Into June

Cool & Showery Memorial Day – Cool Bias Spills Into June

by Paul Douglas | May 29, 2017 | Blog

– 0.4 F. temperatures for May are running slightly below average in the Twin Cities. 73 F. maximum temperature in the Twin Cities Sunday. 73 F. average high on May 28. 68 F. high on May 28, 2016. May 29, 1949: An intense downpour dumps over 7 inches of rain at...
PM Instability Showers Next 2 Days – Risk of Summer by Next Weekend

PM Instability Showers Next 2 Days – Risk of Summer by Next Weekend

by Paul Douglas | May 28, 2017 | Blog

72 F. high in the Twin Cities yesterday. 73 F. average high on May 27. 70 F. high on May 27, 2016. May 28, 1965: Late season snow falls across much of Minnesota with Duluth and Caribou reporting an inch. Looks Like a Major Holiday: Cooler, Few PM Showers Good news: it...
Weather Slowly Sours Next 48 Hours – Plan B for Memorial  Day?

Weather Slowly Sours Next 48 Hours – Plan B for Memorial Day?

by Paul Douglas | May 27, 2017 | Blog

80 F. high temperature in the Twin Cities Friday. 72 F. average high on May 26. 81 F. high on May 26, 2016. May 27, 1930: The Great Empire Builder Tornado occurs. A direct hit derails a famous train in Norman County. Partly-Showery Holiday as We Ease Into Summer It...
Tracking Holiday Weekend Shower Risk – Why HO Insurance Rates Have Spiked

Tracking Holiday Weekend Shower Risk – Why HO Insurance Rates Have Spiked

by Paul Douglas | May 26, 2017 | Blog

71 F. maximum temperature yesterday in the Twin Cities. 72 F. average high on May 25. 76 F. high on May 25, 2016. May 26, 1929: A tornado rakes Freeborn County and causes 10,000 dollars of damage to farms. This Is Why Homeowners Insurance Rates Have Risen I should...
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