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STORM TRACKER Dry Autumn
September 2012 was the driest on record in Fargo Moorhead. Only 0.12 inches of rain was recorded that month at Hector Intl which was 0.01 inches less than in September 1974 which was the previous drie...
Posted on 12/8/12 at 1:29 PM
IT'S SIMPLY GRAND! Taking the pumpkins to the patch
Since we are in full swing in the fall season and only a couple of weeks until Halloween, we grabbed our pumpkins last week and headed to the patch, that is Nelsons Pumpkin Patch, which is only about ...
Posted on 10/17/12 at 12:21 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Autumn in Minnesota...with Two French Women at a Winery
The colors and crisp weather make the upper Midwest a land many ought to envy. Something about the air in the autumn makes me feel more alive.In addition, harvest time is a recognition of a summer wel...
Posted on 10/5/12 at 8:31 AM
ASTRO BOB Saturn's blue autumn
Evidence of the changing seasons is all around. Leaves aflame with color, frost in the morning, snow pushing in from the west. Many of us feel wistful about seeing summer end but find renewed energy...
Posted on 10/4/12 at 2:22 PM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO Warming Apple Dessert For Fall: Baked Apple Cream
Last week, one of the culinary instructors sharedbucketfuls of applesfrom his backyard. I took as many as I could carry, and daydreamed about creating fall apple desserts while I was supposed to be pa...
Posted on 9/22/12 at 9:28 PM
ANN BAILEY: "Mom, I’ll remember this day when I’m 30" 
For much of my life, autumn was near the bottom of the list. It probably really wasn’t so much that I minded fall, it was more that it was more that I dreaded what came after it. I think it was a combination of moving back to the farm and a resolve to live life one day at a time that changed the way I feel about fall.
By Ann Bailey , October 01, 2012
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Fall is time for apple schnapps
When you feel that fall nip in the air, it’s time for a nip of homemade apple schnapps. It is a wonderful thing to sip while you’re sitting on the deck, watching the leaves fall, gathered around the fire pit with family and friends.
September 30, 2012
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MELINDA LAVINE: Five fall fashion staples
Fall’s my favorite time of year for the colors, the changes in weather and the wardrobe. I’m all about getting the most out of my clothes, which need to be multipurpose, functional and versatile. So, I never fret fall fashion because I’ve found that smaller purchases can easily rejuvenate any outfit from last season.
By Melinda Lavine , September 30, 2012
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CHEF JEFF: First frost paves the way for squash and pumpkin season
Fall is finally here, arriving sometime Saturday.
And appropriately, it was accompanied by the season’s first hard frost Sunday morning, although the leaves have been changing color, and we’ve been experiencing cool, crisp weather for a couple of weeks.
September 26, 2012
Fall color season under way
If appreciation of autumn’s perennial show of colors is intensified by its fleeting nature, then this year’s production could be precious indeed.
By Dave Olson , September 22, 2012
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Some organized ways to view fall colors
This weekend and next weekend offer a number of opportunities to get out and enjoy the fall foliage.
September 22, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: Summer wanes and fall chores loom
Yellow leaves are falling from the trees. Birds are gathering for the fall migration. And, the list of autumn chores keeps on growing. Have no fear. Nearly a week of summer remains before autumn officially arrives, and that may be just enough time for a few more picnics or a trip to the lake.
By Darrel Koehler , September 16, 2012
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Throughout much of Minnesota, drought may cut odds of spring floods
In much of Minnesota, the last three autumns brought vivid color and a lot of talk about spring flooding to come. This year -- not so much of either, thanks to a drought.
By Bill McAuliffe , November 14, 2011
PRAIRIE GARDENER: Fall leaves and garden debris make for excellent compost
When settlers moved into Dakota Territory back in the 1870s and ‘80s, they couldn’t believe the organic matter content of the soil. Crops grew at rapid rates and produced yields that were astonishing. After more than a century of cultivation, soils have lost some of their organic material, but we can replace it with compost.
By Darrel Koehler , October 16, 2011
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WEATHER: November nice, for a few more days
Mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s? That's not weather we expect around Grand Forks a week after the November election - but that's what we'll see today and Tuesday before the month begins to show something a tad more akin to a typical latter autumn attitude.
By Herald Staff Report , November 08, 2010
Welcome, autumn
Yesterday, we marked the unofficial end of summer. That’s especially true in Minnesota. In the land of lakes, gophers, Gophers and mediocre college hockey teams, school doesn’t start until after Labor Day.
By Ryan Bakken , September 06, 2010
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Weather service forecasts flurries
It’s going to be colder than normal this week and next, snow flurries might hit the region today and snow and/or rain is forecast for mid-week across northeast North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.
By Stephen J. Lee , October 11, 2009
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