MPR meteorologists on drought, hurricanes, Duluth flooding
10:06 AM, August 23, 2012
Part of the Cody Inn sits in a ravine Friday, June 22, 2012, after it collapsed into a ravine on Wednesday, in Duluth, Minn. Residents of Duluth are assessing the damage from flooding caused by historic rainfall, even as areas farther south continue to fight rising waters. (AP Photo/Bob King)
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Weather takes up a good chunk of our conversations as we plan for our day at the Minnesota State Fair. Will it be cool enough for a sweatshirt in the morning, but hot enough for shorts and a t-shirt by noon?
The Daily Circuit will do its first live show from the Fair Thursday and we're talking weather with MPR News meteorologists Paul Huttner and Craig Edwards. We'll discuss the ongoing drought, Minnesota's classification as a fast warming state and the Duluth flooding.
Join us live at the corner of Judson and Nelson at the MPR booth. We'll be taking questions from the audience.
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