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• Report: Drought conditions expand in Minnesota
  Today's new U.S. Drought Monitor shows dryness expanding westward from the Twin Cities metro.May 28, 2009
• Senator gathers flood testimony in Fargo
  North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan says local concensus is critical if Fargo-Moorhead is to get federal help for a flood control project. Residents on both sides of the Red River battled record flooding in March and April.May 27, 2009
• Southeast Minnesota gets much-needed rain
  A slow moving low pressure system in eastern Iowa this morning is bringing a good soaking rain south of the metro.May 27, 2009
• Minnesota officials raise concerns about flood control
  Minnesota officials are raising concerns about the option of a Red River diversion on the Moorhead side of the river as part of a flood-control plan.May 27, 2009
• Drought conditions worsening in southern Minnesota
  Drought conditions are rapidly deepening in much of southern Minnesota including the Twin Cities.May 26, 2009
• Hugo finds hope and heartache one year after tornado
  Hugo residents reach a bittersweet milestone Monday. One year ago, a tornado ripped through town, killing a 2-year-old boy and destroying dozens of houses.May 24, 2009
• One Year Later: The Hugo Tornado
  An audio slideshow shows how the city of Hugo has recovered one year after a deadly tornado.May 24, 2009
• Temperature rises 40 degrees in 20 minutes in Duluth
  In just 20 minutes the temperature at Duluth's Sky Harbor Airport near the lake rose 40 degrees. The thermometer shot from 46 to 86 at 5pm.May 22, 2009
• Mild temperatures expected for Memorial Day weekend
  Expect highs in the 60s-70s with slight chance of showers through the weekend.May 21, 2009
• Red flag warning issued as wildfires break out around state
  Grass and ground fires have been breaking out around the Twin Cities today in the wake of recent hot dry weather.May 20, 2009
• Red River flood is finally over
  The National Weather Service says the Red River dropped below flood stage at 2:30 a.m. in Fargo-Moorhead after 61 days. The river rose above the 18-foot flood stage on March 20.May 20, 2009
• Hot, dry winds raise fire danger today
  High wind, warm temperatures and dry air will combine to create high fire danger today across much of Minnesota.May 20, 2009
• Fargo-Moorhead developing permanent flood protection plan
  The Army Corps of Engineers is gathering public input this week on possible solutions to flooding in Fargo-Moorhead.May 20, 2009
• End of La Nina could mean milder winter next year
  Recent changes in Pacific Ocean water temperature signal the end of La Nina and may mean a warmer winter next year for Minnesota. That's the scenario if the trend continues and strengthens.May 19, 2009
• Summer hits the south metro, but not the north
  Apple Valley will feel a lot warmer than Anoka this afternoon as a stationary front parks itself over the metro.May 19, 2009

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