Record cold and record snowfall. “No wonder we a freezing,” says reader.
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The Twin cities region experienced below normal temperatures for the month of October, according to the National Weather Service. October 14th was notable as the Twin Cities and Eau Claire set daily snowfall records and St. Cloud set its daily coldest high temperature record.
A little late, but here is the climate summary for last October. Our region experienced below normal temperatures, but…
Posted by US National Weather Service Twin Cities Minnesota on Sunday, November 11, 2018
Thanks to Don Wilkening for this info
“3.1 degrees below Average.. and 2 more location,” says Don. “NO wonder we are freezing.”
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November 11, 2018 at 04:05PM
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