Feeling Minnesota

mr_freeze.jpgHoly icicle breath, where's Batman when you need him? Mr. Freeze has taken over the city and he's going to keep us in his grip for at least a week. Although today and tomorrow will bear the brunt of the cold, there won't be much warming until next Monday at the earliest. The freeze covers much of the northern half of the country, from New England down to the Ohio Valley and back up to Montana. With an expected low of thirty below we can see why Bob Dylan wanted to leave Hibbing, Minnesota.

We won't get Hibbing-like temperatures here, but our low temperature tomorrow morning will again be around ten degrees. In fact, tomorrow will pretty much be a cold and windy repeat of today. It won't be much warmer on Wednesday, but the winds will subside, taking the bite out of the chill. Temperatues will begin to edge toward the freezing mark on Thursday.

This air mass is so dry that there is no chance for precipitation during the week. If you haven't done so already this is an excellent time to break out the humidifier and moisturizers.

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When Batman comes to save us make sure he wears the suit WITHOUT the nipples. No one needs that.

Umm, don't you think the image needs an attribution? Don't mean to be a jerk but I make my money off of my art and it's licenses. I hate it when I see obvious copyrighted art that isn't attributed. It will also save you a lawsuit in the long run.

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If anyone can tell me a convenient place to pick up a humidifier after work, that would be greatly appreciated!

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bed bath and beyond for humidifiers. there is one located on w17th/w18th? and 6th ave.

It's winter people ! Minnesota is up close to Canada, That is where the coldest air is .

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