Posted on 01/20/2011 12:21:15 PM PST by MplsSteve
Dangerously cold temperatures are settling over Minnesota with wind chill readings that can cause frostbite to exposed skin in a matter of minutes.
Forecasters say daytime temperatures may not make it above zero in northern Minnesota. Friday morning lows could drop to minus-30 and colder from the Iron Range north.
In International Falls, for example, the overnight low is expected to be around minus-36. Brainerd may see minus-27 and Duluth minus-25.
In the Twin Cities, the low from Thursday night into Friday morning will be around minus-15, with minus-20 readings possible in suburban areas.
The artic air will be escorted by by winds that could produce wind chills as low as minus-30 in the Twin Cities area and minus-50 up north.
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My dad went there around that time. He went to the junior high that later became NEI tech/dunwoody? It wasn’t central middle school which was just being built around then on 49th and Central.
I ended up going to Col. Heights middle school/high school in the 90’s (lucky me).
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