Record-breaking September cold hits northern Minnesota, USA

Record Cold Alert
The mercury is falling in northern Minnesota, with cold air bringing in a record-breaking chill.
 
The National Weather Service says temperatures plunged below the freezing mark in several locations early Thursday.
 
It was 28 degrees (-2 Celsius) in International Falls, breaking the Sept. 6 record of 31 (-0.5 C). It was 29 degrees (-1.6 C) in Hibbing, exceeding the bone-chilling lowest low of 33 (0.5 C) for the same date.
 
Hardest hit was the St. Louis County community of Robinson, where it was 24 degrees (-4.5 C).
 
The weather service says temperatures across northern Minnesota will moderate through the weekend with highs in the mid-60s to near 70 and lows in the 40s and 50s.
 
Courtesy of yahoo.com

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