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Saturday, November 05, 2005
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A Beautiful Fall in the Twin Cities
"Although the temperature dipped to freezing or below (31 degrees) three times in October at the National Weather Service station in Chanhassen, the standard for a true, widespread killer frost -- 28 degrees -- hasn't been recorded since March 26. That 222-day span is the longest in records going back to 1891, according to Assistant State Climatologist Pete Boulay." And the 10-day forecast shows nothing below 30.
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