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Spring rainfall pulls state out of drought conditions after two years
Minnesotans have been dealing with consistent rainfall over the past few weeks. According to the drought monitor out Wednesday morning, the state of Minnesota is officially no longer in a drought, after two years of drought conditions. It seems like this wet, warm spring has really made up for our dry winter.
Senior climatologist with the state Kenny Blumenfeld joined MPR News guest host Nina Moini to explain this sudden shift.
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Minnesotans have been dealing with consistent rainfall over the past few weeks. According to the drought monitor out Wednesday morning, the state of Minnesota is officially no longer in a drought, after two years of drought conditions. It seems like this wet, warm spring has really made up for our dry winter.
Senior climatologist with the state Kenny Blumenfeld joined MPR News guest host Nina Moini to explain this sudden shift.
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