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How do you stay safe in remote areas like BWCA during severe weather? - Vimarsana News

How do you stay safe in remote areas like BWCA during severe weather?

After a multi-year drought, the weather has turned wetter and meteorologist Sven Sundgaard says that pattern is more conducive to bouts of severe storms. So how do you stay safe in remote, outdoor, water-filled, even woodsy areas of Minnesota like the Boundary Waters Canoe Area when severe weather strikes?

Finally, snow! Minnesota's north country celebrates March storm - Vimarsana News

Finally, snow! Minnesota's north country celebrates March storm

The biggest winter storm of the season slammed the Brainerd Lakes area, Duluth and the North Shore of Lake Superior. Heavy snow closed schools and caused dangerous travel conditions. It also provided a last dose of winter fun that many people had longed for.

Protestors demand Gaza ceasefire resolution from St. Paul - Vimarsana News

Protestors demand Gaza ceasefire resolution from St. Paul

Plus: Burnsville sergeant speaks at memorial service for colleagues; Kellogg CEO under fire for 'cereal for dinner' comments; and more.

'There were tears': Fresh snow is welcome news for Cross Country World Cup organizers - Vimarsana News

'There were tears': Fresh snow is welcome news for Cross Country World Cup organizers

The snow came right in time for the Loppet Foundation, who had been using artificial snow for the trails ahead of the Cross Country World Cup race.

Super current El Niño and climate change hit the Galapagos Islands - Vimarsana News

Super current El Niño and climate change hit the Galapagos Islands

Locals in the Galapagos say climate change and the current Super El Niño could be affecting the marine life and climate there. MPR meteorologist Sven Sundgaard just returned from the islands on a trip where he got a first-hand look at what’s happening.