The National Weather Service has just dropped the prediction of how high the Mississippi River will get in St. Paul when it crests on Saturday. The current prediction is a 17.3-foot crest, more than a foot below the prediction of two days ago and nearly a foot-and-a-half lower than the prediction at the start of the week. That's only about 8 inches higher than the river is now.
It's certainly a bigger deal in the southwest metro at the moment. You can find some pictures on the blog, MinnPics. Here's today's addition to the photo timeline we've been providing this week.
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