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Minnesota climatologist says El Niño could impact ice on lakes this winter
- Ojard is concerned that a forecast “Super” El Niño could bring warmer weather to Minnesota this winter.
- The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources forecast warmer-than-average temperatures and below-average snowfall statewide.
- Ojard told the Grand Forks Herald that this is the warmest El Niño on record, calling the situation “uncharted territory.”
- Ojard warned people to take extra precautions on lakes because the effects on ice conditions are uncertain, although warmer temperatures will not eliminate ice.
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Minnesota climatologist says El Niño could impact ice on lakes this winter
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