Friday January 4, 2013
Bill McAuliffe
Reporter | Weather
Phone: 612-673-7646
Email: mcaul@startribune.com
Bill McAuliffe covers weather, climate, the emerald ash borer and general news. He was part of a team that won an Emmy award for Red River flooding coverage in 2009. He has written books for young readers on numerous topics, including a six-book series on weather, and is a volunteer adult literacy tutor.
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Recent content from Bill McAuliffe
Man in standoff with police in northeast Minneapolis is dead
Police said he was found dead inside a house hours after they were called to the 2400 block of NE. Pierce Street.
Updated: January 04, 2013, - 09:17 PM
2012: A change in the weather
Minnesota was all over the weather map last year. Here's our expert's month-by-month look at what we experienced.
Updated: January 04, 2013, - 03:52 PM
Lake Elmo software developer wins December's Guess the Snowfall
Don Lundgren’s guess that the Twin Cities would see an official 15 inches of snow in December was right on...
Updated: January 03, 2013, - 12:23 PM
Minnesota brrrings in the new year
The chilliest weather of the season was descending -- good for winter sports, bad for starting cars.
Updated: January 01, 2013, - 08:20 AM
2012 poised to tie record for warmth
Average state temp will pass 50 for only second time.
Updated: December 30, 2012, - 12:29 AM
Guess the snowfall this winter
Time again for Guess the Snowfall – the January edition, already!
Updated: December 24, 2012, - 12:36 PM
White Christmas, present and past
The interactive graphic below shows when Christmas has been old-fashioned and when it’s been just basic brown in recent years.
Updated: December 20, 2012, - 02:56 PM
How hot was 2012? Looks like the hottest yet
This year's average temp is on track to break the Twin Cities record set in 1931.
Updated: December 16, 2012, - 07:30 PM
Rain coming for metro; snow west and north
Temperatures wandering near freezing could make a difference
Updated: December 14, 2012, - 08:09 PM
Sunday's big snow did little to ease Minnesota drought
But a winter-long blanket of snow could let dry soil continue to soak up the precious moisture.
Updated: December 12, 2012, - 08:00 PM
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