Paul Huttner is the Chief Meteorologist for MPR News, specializing in climate science and weather forecasting. With a focus on local weather patterns in Minnesota, Paul provides insightful analysis and coverage of climate-related news and solutions. His expertise and passion for weather make him a trusted source for weather updates and climate discussions.
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Paul Huttner's focus is on local weather in Minnesota, particularly during the winter season. He often cites data and covers evolving stories related to scientific themes, such as weather patterns and climate change.
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Wildfire smoke lingers in northwest Minnesota overnight.
A new report from the Global Carbon Project finds several sources of methane gas are on the rise.
By: Paul Huttner
I'm saying there's a chance. A strong (G3 class) geomagnetic storm on the sun is sending pulses of energy toward Earth.
A summery weather pattern continues through most of next week.
A rare treat will happen in the sky Tuesday night.
Our next chance for some much-needed rainfall comes with a slight risk of severe weather. A relatively weak cool front will cross Minnesota on Thursday.
In case you missed it here is my post from Monday with all the details of Tuesday evening's Supermoon eclipse show . Check it out tonight!
By: Ellen Finn, Paul Huttner, Cathy Wurzer
With Twin Cities temperatures in the 80s all week, it seems more like Aug. 18, not Sept. 18. But there are signs of cooler air to come with the autumnal equinox approaching this Sunday.
A slow-moving cool front will spark scattered showers and thunderstorms across Minnesota through Thursday.
We're Doppler watching across Minnesota through Thursday. A slow-moving cold front will slide through Minnesota by late Thursday.
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