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Author Archives: Cheryl Hanson
Minnesota Weather Creates New Records Spring 2012
News from spring 2012 has created new records of warm weather across the midwest, and in parts of Minnesota, three days in a row created three separate warm weather records for Minneapolis and St. Paul. Normal high temperatures for March … Continue reading
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Tagged Cold Temperatures, Dry Spring, Hardy Folks, Heat Forecasts, High Temperatures, Middle 70s, Minnesota Weather, Moon Phases, Normal Temperatures, Pan Handle, Polar Wind, Rocky Mountains, Runny Noses, Snow Fall, Snowfall Amounts, Waning Moon, Warm Weather, Weather In Minneapolis, Weather Minneapolis, Weather Records
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Does the Siberian Weather with its Polar Wind Stream Affect North American Weather?
The impact of global weather, particularly polar wind, is now only being considered, as the many areas of the world seem to be changing with the warmer and colder weather we have been seeing in the last few years. It … Continue reading
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Tagged American Weather, Arctic Oscillation, Asia And Europe, Cold Temperatures, Global Weather, Negative Phase, North Canada, Northern Alaska, Northern Polar Cap, Northern Trade Winds, Pacific Weather, Pacific Wind, Polar Caps, Polar Wind, Pressure Variations, Southern Oscillation, Warm Water Mass, Weather Systems, Wind Changes, Wind Stream
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Winter in Alaska 2011-2012 is a Doozy
Winter in Alaska is always been a tricky and dangerous time for the largest state in America. It is the time when most hardy Alaskans use their considerable extreme weather skills, and come up with ways to deal with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska Cities, Alaska Map, Alaska Winter, Anchorage, Cities In Alaska, Dangerous Time, Darkness, Decades, Drought Conditions, Energy Providers, Extreme Weather, Farmers, Fuel Trucks, Geographic Knowledge, Havoc, Lonely Planet, Map Alaska, Map Of Alaska, National Guard, Record Snowfall, Thompson Pass
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Halloween Storm Minneapolis 1991
Halloween Storm Survivors: Where Were You in Minnesota? Hearing the news about the 12 inches of snow in Colorado this week, and now the Halloween storm out east with over 20 inches of snow in some parts of the east … Continue reading
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Tagged 2pm, Alot, andrea gail, Back Yard, Brisk Wind, Caption, East Coast, Grass, Halloween, halloween noreaster, Halloween Storm, Keesha, Local Weather, Middle 60s, Minneapolis, Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp, Nice Day, Perfect Storm, Roa, Sidewalks, Snow Event, Snow Events, Snow Flakes, Snow Storm, storm of the century, Survivors, Thesis, Weather Stations, Weird Series
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North Carolina Tornados Kill 40
The weather in the southeast has been deadly in the last 24 hours, and many stores, buildings and homes have been destroyed with wild tornadoes and straight line winds. Over 40 people have been declared dead over the storms, which … Continue reading
Parts of Ohio Flooding, Indiana Tornados
Over the last 12 hours, parts of Ohio have experienced flooding, and torrential over flow of rivers and waters near the Ohio river. As well, the state of Indiana, experienced the first strong spring storm of the year, with over … Continue reading
Record Winter Snowfall
At our house, it has been a wild winter ride! On November 13th, we got a huge start to the snowy winter, with over a foot of snow. It was an early storm for us in Minnesota, so it was … Continue reading
Winter Snow and Flooding
With all the snow we have received this winter, there is a real challenge ahead of us all, and it involves the threat for flooding. Hopefully, over the next few weeks, we will see an increase of gentle temperature climb, … Continue reading
February Record Snow
February 20th Snowfall Prior Lake Minnesota On February 20 and 21st, we had a record dump of snow, over 14 inches in total. The snowfall record for the month of February was broken, and now there is a new record … Continue reading
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Tagged Current, El Nino, La Nina, Lake Minnesota, Pacific Waters, Record Snow, Snow Fall, Snowfall Record, Warmer Waters
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