The Upper Mississippi River Conference is returning for its 19th year on October 15th and 16th, with a strong focus on river issues and environmental change.

Fall is in the air, get out you jackets, and better find that raincoat before the weekend, you're gonna need it by next week for sure!

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Warm today, and a little smokie. Go have a listen to see when and if we cool down, and when, or if the next rain moves in.

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A chilly start on this first day of Fall! Will we warm up, and if so, how much? When is the next rain you ask? It's all here, have a listen.

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Water is a defining force that shapes the character of each place it touches. The role of water in transport, industry, sanitation, and nourishment made it the reason for human settlement. It is a feature to be celebrated—not treated just as cosmetic or as a commodity.

Well, some fall-like weather forecasted, but then again, the fall Equinox is Monday.

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Did we set any high temperature records yesterday, will it be hot again today, and when might we see rain again? It's all answered here in this podcast, and as a bonus, I included my thought for today!