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Latest on severe weather, tornado potential in Minnesota
Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard is back with a look at the potential for severe storms for parts of Minnesota Monday, that could include the possibility of tornadoes and golf ball sized hail. Plus, when temps could start heating up and more chances for widespread rain later this week.
Tuesday will give Minnesota a break from stormy weather, but it won't last long. It'll be a quiet day, with drier air moving ...
Storms swept through Central Minnesota Monday afternoon, triggering Tornado and Thunderstorm Warnings while bringing strong ...
NOAA weather radios across a large portion of central and southern Minnesota won’t broadcast storm warnings Monday should ...
Dye says there were funnel clouds and rotating wall clouds in Carver and McCleod counties, but no tornadoes touched down.
Multiple rounds of storms could lash Minnesota on Monday, with some severe weather possible. A NEXT Weather Alert is in place.
Strong storms swept the state, leaving behind baseball-sized hail in the Waconia area and tornado reports in Brainerd Lakes and Mankato. Other areas were swamped after intense downpours that sewer ...
Severe storms are most likely to pop in the late afternoon into the evening, potentially bringing golf ball-sized hail, 60-70 ...
Wednesday will be warm and mostly dry in Minnesota, though isolated storms are possible down south. Expect a high around 80 ...
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