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Huttner talked about the forecast process at MPR, the computer models they work with, and how he does a weather forecast. Huttner says the two biggest climate signals people are noticing in Minnesota is that the weather is getting warmer and more wet. So, almost six degrees warmer. And actually, the strongest signal in the winter is at night. The series is an opportunity for MPR to come out to different communities in the state, and Huttner has been on the road since Monday. Lakeland News is member supported content.

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Mother Nature is always full of surprises here in Minnesota. What's in store next? Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation. We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here. Your gift today creates a more connected Minnesota. MPR News is your trusted resource for election coverage, reporting and breaking news. With your support, MPR News brings accessible, courageous journalism and authentic conversation to everyone - free of paywalls and barriers. Your gift makes a difference. Transcription services provided by 3Play Media. A weather radar pattern over Minneapolis. Political Coverage Powered by You. Donate Today Heart.

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Get metro, statewide forecasts and outdoor activity guides via the Outside in MN app. Minnesota sees the largest expansion of drought since October. March 8, AM. While winter started wet thanks to December rainfall, the second half of winter became quite dry. The lack of snow cover has also allowed soils to become dry.

Help keep it this way by making a donation today. The latest on the politics and policy shaping Minnesota. Delivered straight to your inbox. The National Weather Service has included the northern half of the Twin Cities metro area, much of central Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin in a winter storm warning Monday through Tuesday. The winter storm warning and winter weather advisories start at 3 p. Monday in the Twin Cities and continue to midnight Tuesday night.

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Mother Nature is always full of surprises here in Minnesota. What's in store next? Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.

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Get the free PBS App. And just how do we link these quick flash droughts with climate change? Mark as Played. Great images and graphics that are explaining what's happening with the weather. Lakeland PBS is where you want to be! It evaporates so quickly. Minnesota has led the nation for the past four years in adding weather observers to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network. So it's a prolonged freeze as we head through the weekend. Did I see that right? Mann Feb 5, Dr. Cold front now, 60s again next week. Two feet of snow.

In the midst of a weather week that will deliver a little bit of everything, MPR News chief meteorologist Paul Huttner delivered an October reality check on what we can expect for the next stretch of fall. We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast.

How do the smartest marketers and business entrepreneurs cut through the noise? A red flag warning is in place for west-central and southwestern Minnesota. Here in Minnesota, we've gone from above average temperatures to below average temperatures with a lot of snow-- lots of snow, almost two feet on the North Shore. Talk about hunkering down. Mann's recent interview with Thom Hartmann about the new book. What are you talking about tomorrow on Climate Cast? March 6, AM. That is absolutely true. Feb 2, Dr. Your gift makes a difference. Two Harbors to Silver Bay, if you're listening-- through midnight tonight could get as much as seven more inches. That's the good news. We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. Minnesota sees the largest expansion of drought since October. While southern Minnesota sees a bit of a warm up and more sunshine, northern Minnesota will see rain and snow develop.