The Worst Jobs To Have During A Rochester, MN Summer Heat Wave

Every year, Southeast Minnesota has about 10 to 15 days when our temperatures get over 90 degrees in the summer. When you walk outside from a day of appointments or working at Mayo Clinic and that wall of hot air hits you as you leave the Gonda building...you just want to melt into the cement.

Some of the Worst Jobs To Have In Rochester, Minnesota When A Heat Wave Hits

While some of us get to sit in an air-conditioned room while we get our work done, there are several jobs in the Rochester area that are right there in the elements...even on the hot days. Below are some of the worst jobs (and some of the strongest people!) to have when temps soar to 90 degrees or above.

13 Of The Worst Jobs To Have In Rochester When Temps Are Near 100 Degrees

Every summer, we always have a few days when "Extreme Heat" warnings are issued for Southeast Minnesota. While many jobs in Rochester are inside comfortable offices set at a nice 72 degrees, others are working in the elements...or in situations where the heat is enhanced due to working conditions.

Below are the top jobs that are some of the hardest to work through when the temperatures are nearing 100 degrees.

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