A warm stretch is easing concerns of an early frost in the Upper Midwest. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld says it’s very unlikely freezing temperatures will occur the next two weeks. “We had kind of a close call frost last weekend in northeastern Minnesota, and I think that got some people nervous. […]
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