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April lives up to very windy reputation in the Twin Cities

April is living up to its billing as the windiest month of the year in the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota where peak gusts of 30 mph or stronger have been recorded on all but two days this month. The strongest gust recorded at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, the official weather observation spot for the Twin Cities, was 50 mph on April 16, and there have been six days with .

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This could be the windiest April ever in Minnesota

This could be the windiest April ever in Minnesota
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Odds high that clouds will obscure solar eclipse in Twin Cities, Minnesota

Odds high that clouds will obscure solar eclipse in Twin Cities, Minnesota
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Minnesota weather: 60s to single digits and snow Monday-Tuesday

Snow could cause a slippery commute Tuesday evening. Highs in the 60s are possible again this weekend.

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Winter Who? Record Mildness Leaves Minnesotans Asking Where s the Snow? and Why the Clouds?

(KNSI) - Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring this year, just as Minnesotans are scratching their heads.

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