Mpls doesn't need any more heat

We're still a good 4-5 months away from scenes of people pressing that button frantically. Right now, the Twin Cities are sizzling, the grass is dying, the skin is burning, and sunblock is flowing.

It's becoming difficult to walk around during the day (and sometimes even evenings) looking for the bizarre and the ordinary on the streets of the Cities. Here's hoping their parched throats get their moisture back quickly.

Let their be cool.