LIKE ANY GOOD MINNESOTAN, Lucas rarely missed the TV weather before going to bed.
In "Hidden Prey" by John Sandford, the character Lucas embodies a quintessential Minnesotan trait by often tuning in to the local TV weather forecast before sleeping. This reflects a common practice among residents who value being informed about fluctuating weather conditions, especially in a state known for its variable climate.
Lucas’s routine illustrates not only his connection to local culture but also the importance of preparation in daily life. The ritual of watching the weather serves as a moment of calm and serves to underscore the anticipation of what each day may bring in Minnesota's diverse weather landscape.
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