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Cathy Wurzer
St. Paul, Minn.

Mark Seeley discusses a strange week in weather

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A crushed car on the 3600 block of 5th Avenue in South Minneapolis.
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Wednesday brought some severe weather to the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding landscape, as well as west-central counties, northeastern Minnesota counties, and western Wisconsin.

It was a surprise, since early morning forecasts that day did not suggest any chances for severe weather development. Meterologist Mark Seeley talks about what happened with Morning Edition's Cathy Wurzer.

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A crushed car
A crushed car on the 3600 block of 5th Avenue in South Minneapolis.
MPR Photo/Tim Nelson