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Ready for spring? Paul Douglas to host conversation-style forecast today at #StribHQ

Bring your spring hopes, summer dreams and warm-weather questions to Star Tribune headquarters for a lunchtime event featuring Paul Douglas and Vineeta Sawkar (plus free umbrellas and summery beverages).

April 13, 2016 at 2:44PM
Join Star Tribune chief meteorologist Paul Douglas April 13 at Star Tribune headquarters. (Christy DeSmith/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

How might El Niño influence the months ahead? Can we expect more severe weather than usual this year? What can Minnesotans reasonably expect for spring/summer 2016?

Join chief meteorologist Paul Douglas and video news reporter Vineeta Sawkar for a lively discussion about the warmer months ahead. Douglas will offer a detailed forecast for spring/summer 2016, leaving plenty of time for audience questions.

The veteran newscaster will preside over a round of Minnesota weather trivia. We'll be giving away free beverages and portable umbrellas (while supplies last). And T-Rex Cookie will be there selling weather-themed treats.

On a bittersweet note, this will be Sawkar's final public appearance with the Star Tribune. Sawkar will be joining the communication team at HealthPartners. April 13 will be her final day at the newspaper.

What: Forecast Minnesota: A conversation featuring Star Tribune chief meteorologist Paul Douglas

When: Noon, today, April 13

Where: #StribHQ, 650 3rd Av. S, Mpls. In the public atrium between the Star Tribune Building and Capella Tower.

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