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First part of July 2012 sets records for heat

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Mark Seeley
MPR meteorologist Mark Seeley
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MPR's Phil Picardi spoke with University of Minnesota Climatologist Mark Seeley about record high temperatures in the Twin Cities through the first 10 days of July. He also discusses some records that are still on the books from when the government started recording weather information in Minnesota in the 1870s.

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Mark Seeley
MPR meteorologist Mark Seeley
MPR Photo/Tom Weber