Last taste of fall warmth Friday in Twin Cities ahead of cool, soggy weekend
Friday will be on last summerlike October day in the Twin Cities before a cooler, soggier weekend.
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Friday will be on last summerlike October day in the Twin Cities before a cooler, soggier weekend.
The Twin Cities will get its last taste of the 70s before cooler temps and rain return this weekend, says meteorologist Joseph Dames.
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Good Friday morning! Afternoon temperatures today and Saturday will remain 15-20 degrees above normal, which is in the 50s at this time of the year. Changes are on the way this weekend. The first change will be the chance of a shower later today and on Saturday with a gusty south to southwest wind gusting
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