MN Severe Weather Impacts Flights At MSP Airport
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport cancelled 18 flights, delayed 100 flights, and diverted two flights to other airports due to Monday night's storm, the airport said.
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The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport cancelled 18 flights, delayed 100 flights, and diverted two flights to other airports due to Monday night's storm, the airport said.
Submitted photos from across the region illustrate Monday night's severe weather, reports Chris Shaffer (0:57). WCCO News at 6 -- July 15, 2019
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