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Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold

Records show that our temperatures are rising and the frequency of big rain events is increasing, while those days of minus 30 and minus 40 temperatures are become less frequent, a state climatologist reports.

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Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold

Records show that our temperatures are rising and the frequency of big rain events is increasing, while those days of minus 30 and minus 40 temperatures are become less frequent, a state climatologist reports.

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold

Records show that our temperatures are rising and the frequency of big rain events is increasing, while those days of minus 30 and minus 40 temperatures are become less frequent, a state climatologist reports.

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold

Records show that our temperatures are rising and the frequency of big rain events is increasing, while those days of minus 30 and minus 40 temperatures are become less frequent, a state climatologist reports.

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Minnesota seeing more big rain events, less extreme cold

Records show that our temperatures are rising and the frequency of big rain events is increasing, while those days of minus 30 and minus 40 temperatures are become less frequent, a state climatologist reports.