Writes MPR’s meteorologist Paul Huttner:
Another day. Another 90.
Wednesday marks the seventh day in a row of 90-degree heat in the Twin Cities and most of southern, central and western Minnesota. That’s the longest streak of 90-degree days on record before June 15 in the Twin Cities.
. . . [O]ur record-setting heat wave is burrowing deeper into the record books with each passing day. We’re likely to tie the third longest 90-degree streak ever recorded in the Twin Cities by Friday. The record is 14 days set in the oppressive summer of 1936.
Related Off-site Link:
Minnesota’s Heat Wave Is Poised to Set More Records – Nicole Mitchell (MPR News, June 9, 2021).
7 Days and Counting: Twin Cities Sets Record for Consecutive Days Above 90 Degrees – Melissa Turtinen (Bring Me the News, June 9, 2021).
See also the previous Wild Reed posts:
• Heat Wave
• The Stakes Have Shifted
• As the World Burns, Calls for a "Green New Deal"
• The People's Climate Solidarity March – Minneapolis, 4/29/17
Image: Michael J. Bayly.
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