• Home
  • All Sections

StarTribune
  • Log In
    • Welcome, User
    • Manage Account
    • Saved articles
    • eEdition
    • Support
    • Subscribe
    • Log Out
  • Subscribe

Recently Visited

    Subscriber Features

    • Saved Articles
    • Home
    • Local
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Variety
    • Politics
    • Nation
    • World
    • Science
    • Weather
    • Traffic
    • Video
    • Photography
    • Archives: 150+ years
    • Minnesota's Best
    • Sports Betting
    • From Our Advertisers
    • Classifieds
    • Jobs
    • Coronavirus
    • Minneapolis
    • St. Paul
    • Duluth
    • St. Cloud
    • Rochester
    • East Metro
    • North Metro
    • South Metro
    • West Metro
    • Local Columnists
      • James Lileks
      • Jennifer Brooks
    • State Fair
    • Curious Minnesota
    • Twins
    • Minnesota Vikings
    • Wild
    • Wolves
    • Loons
    • Lynx
    • Gophers
    • Colleges
    • Golf
    • Motorsports
    • Outdoors
    • High Schools
    • Sports Hall of Fame
    • Sports Columnists
      • Dennis Anderson
      • Sid Hartman
      • Patrick Reusse
      • Chip Scoggins
      • Jim Souhan
    • Sports Blogs
      • Access Vikings
      • Gophers Basketball
      • Gophers Football
      • Gophers Hockey
      • The Lynx Beat
      • Preps Insider
      • The Olympics
      • Randball
      • StribSports Upload
      • The Twins Beat
      • The United Beat
      • The Wild Beat
      • The Wolves Beat
    • Top Workplaces
    • Agriculture
    • Business Columnists
      • Lee Schafer
      • Neal St. Anthony
    • Opinion Exchange
    • Editorial
    • Cartoons
    • Letters
    • Opinion/Election
    • New Voices
    • Podcasts
      • Playing Politics
    • Books
    • Celebs
    • Comics & Games
    • Horoscopes
    • Eat & Drink
    • Movies
    • Music
    • Stage & Arts
    • TV & Media
    • Best of MN
    • Health
    • Home & Garden
    • Inspired
    • Style
    • Taste
    • The Good Life
    • Things To Do
    • Travel
    • Variety Columnists
      • Gail Rosenblum
      • C. J
    • Winners
    • Nominations
    • Voting
    • About
    • Place an Ad
    • Garage Sales
    • Estate Sales
    • Merchandise
    • Pets
    • Public Notices
    • Recreational Vehicles & Marina
    • Find a Job
    • Your Resume
    • Your Account
    • Employer A-Z
    • Top Workplaces
    • Post a Job
    • Home
    • Local
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Opinion
    • Variety
    • Classifieds
    • Autos
    • Things To Do
    • Jobs
    More from the Homepage
    prev
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    Minnesota holds first lotteries for cannabis business licenses, nearly two years after legalization
    Gov. Tim Walz confronts rift with labor allies as he mulls third term
    Legislators miss own deadline, eye possible weekend special session
    Blood trail on Franklin Avenue leads to man who stabbed woman in heart in 2014, murder charge says
    Prices for international flights drop as major airlines navigate choppy economic climate
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    Some adults will soon need a permit to operate a boat or personal watercraft in Minnesota
    Black Sheep pizza sued for $200K back rent at closed south Minneapolis shop
    Vikings GM talks to the Star Tribune about the team's 2025 outlook, McCarthy's trajectory
    David Festa's return to Twins goes south in a hurry
    Skirmish with police officer after restaurant raid leads to charges against Minneapolis protester
    next
    Weather 492858621

    Interactive: Hurricane tracker map

    Explore this data rich map of current hurricanes/typhoons from around the world. 
    By Raymond Grumney Star Tribune
    July 30, 2020 — 2:25pm
    Save
    Tap the bookmark to save this article. View saved articles
    Gift this Article Send this article to anyone, no subscription is necessary to view it
    Share Article
    • Email
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn

    Ray Grumney is the news graphics director at the Star Tribune, with a proven 30-year award-winning track record. He is a driven visual journalist focused on developing and implementing high-impact design solutions to sometimes complicated data-driven stories.

    raymond.grumney@startribune.com 612-673-7075
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    Legislators miss own deadline, eye possible weekend special session
    June 5
    Fake texts are targeting Minnesota drivers for tickets. Here's what to know.
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    Legislators miss own deadline, eye possible weekend special session
    June 5
    Fake texts are targeting Minnesota drivers for tickets. Here's what to know.
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    Sports RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    More from Star Tribune
    How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    June 5
    Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    June 4
    Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    June 5
    More From Star Tribune
    • How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    • Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    • Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    • RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    • Legislators miss own deadline, eye possible weekend special session
    • Fake texts are targeting Minnesota drivers for tickets. Here's what to know.
    More From Star Tribune
    • How the federal raid unified the fractious Minneapolis City Council against Trump, sort of
    • Target recalls more employee groups to downtown Minneapolis headquarters
    • Trump and Musk's relationship flames out just as intensely and publicly as it started
    • RandBall: After leaving Vikings, Darnold is already under duress in Seattle
    • Legislators miss own deadline, eye possible weekend special session
    • Fake texts are targeting Minnesota drivers for tickets. Here's what to know.
    More From Weather
      Video
      October 4, 2024
      No rain is in the forecast anytime soon, just a continuation of abnormally mild and dry weather looking out the next 2-3 weeks

      Extreme fire risk for the Twin Cities metro - warm and dry bias to linger into late October

      Not a drop of rain is in the forecast for most of Minnesota into at least mid-October, and models hint at unusual warmth and dry weather into late month
      Weather
      October 2, 2024
      No rain in the forecast looking out at least into mid-October, just plenty of wind and a mix of 60s and 80s the next 2 weeks

      Welcome to 'Aug-tober': Dry with a few 80s into mid-October

      A temperature roller coaster ride will mean persistent wind in the coming weeks with a few blips of cooler air, but a mild bias continues into mid-October
      Weather
      October 1, 2024
      It may take months, possibly years for some communities to recover from the inland flooding left behind by Hurricane Helene

      19th day of 80s in September but temperatures cool off a bit on Tuesday

      No rain in sight looking out 7-10 days, which is unfortunate considering Minnesota is drying out again
      Weather
      September 26, 2024
      The largest hurricane since Irma in 2017 is intensifying rapidly, forecast to hit Florida well north/west of Tampa tonight, sparking severe flooding a

      Welcome to the driest, warmest September on record

      While we enjoy warm sunshine and low humidity into the weekend, Hurricane Helene will push damaging winds and flooding rains into the southeastern US
      Weather
      September 25, 2024
      Widespread power and flooding disruptions are likely across the southeastern US from Helene from Thursday into the weekend

      July in September lingers into the weekend while dangerous 'Helene' approaches Florida

      Some of the nicest weather of 2024 spills into the weekend with temperatures 10-15F above average, while a Category 3-4 hurricane takes aim at Florida

    StarTribune

    • Follow Us On:
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Pinterest
    • Instagram
    Subscribe today

    Company

    • About the Star Tribune
    • Contact us
    • Work For Us
    • News in Education
    • Minnesota's Best
    • High school sports hubs
    • Mobile and tablet apps
    • Policies and Standards

    Advertise with us

    • Talk with a business consultant
    • Media kit
    • Classifieds

    Buy

    • Star Tribune Store
    • Photo Reprints
    • Full Page Archive: 150+ years
    • Back Copies
    • Commercial reprints
    • Licensing

    Customer support

    • Help and Feedback
    • Manage your account
    • Newspaper subscription
    • Digital access
    • eEdition
    • Vacation hold/billing
    • Text to Speech

    Website

    • Terms of use
    • Privacy policy
    • Site index
    • RSS

    © 2025 StarTribune. All rights reserved.