"Minnesota's Unusual Winter: Record Warmth and Short-lived Cold Snap Ahead"

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Southern Minnesota is expected to experience record warmth on Wednesday, with highs reaching into the 50s and possibly close to 60 degrees in some areas. The warm Pacific air mass, combined with bright sunshine and bare ground, is contributing to this unseasonably warm weather. However, signs of a pattern change indicate that winter may make a return by late next week, with colder air masses bringing temperatures back to more seasonable levels.
- Record warmth again Wednesday; signs of winter in 10 days MPR News
- Temps in the Twin Cities hit 50 degrees on Monday FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Minnesota is set to experience one of its shortest ever winters Bring Me The News
- Record ocean temperatures likely to blame for Minnesota's weird non-winter Star Tribune
- Record warmth likely tomorrow, with more sunshine next two days KSTP
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