Our wet pattern shows no signs of letting up anytime soon with another 1-3" rain possible in most spots by Tuesday of next week. Summer heat is showing up too
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With all this rain, how did this June fare in Minnesota record books?
But the swamped cities of Windom, Owatonna, Faribault and Wells set precipitation records.