How To Prepare For Severe Weather Season
National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Todd Krause said it's always a good time to be prepared, and that starts with making a severe weather plan for you and your family.
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National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Todd Krause said it's always a good time to be prepared, and that starts with making a severe weather plan for you and your family.
Strong winds blew over multiple semis on Interstate 35 south of Faribault early Tuesday afternoon.
Whether it's a test or the real thing, many rely on the sirens to warn them. So how are they actually triggered? Good Question.
The sirens Hennepin County residents will hear Thursday afternoon and evening won't be due to an approaching tornado, or because of any sort of malfunction.
Energy providers are warning Minnesotans to prepare ahead of Wednesday's storms, which pose the risk for potential widespread outages.
Much of west-central and central Minnesota are now under a severe thunderstorm watch until 2 a.m. Sunday.
Parts of Minnesota are cleaning up Sunday after a couple rounds of storms brought enormous hail and strong winds through the state.
Almost the entirety of the state is under a threat for severe weather on Saturday, with central Minnesota under an "enhanced" risk.
Saturday has been an active weather day for Minnesotans as rain and severe weather rumbled through, starting in the morning.
Ahead of the next severe storm, experts urge residents to clean out their gutters and service their sump pumps. Clearing your storm drain is also important because rain could spill over into your foundation.
Severe storms, including at least three tornadoes, ripped through Wisconsin on Wednesday night, causing significant property and crop damage and leaving thousands without power.
Strong thunderstorms caused widespread damage across Wisconsin, left tens of thousands without power and triggered tornado warnings.
The end of this stretch of 90-degree weather is almost here, but first Minnesotans will have to endure sauna-like heat and another evening of severe storms.
The heat wave that started over the weekend continues Monday with higher humidity and the chance for severe storms in the evening.
The rain just kept pouring in parts of Minnesota and Western Wisconsin Wednesday night.
The good news? We have rain on the way. The bad news? We could be dealing with severe weather at times in parts of Minnesota.
There's a marginal risk for severe storms in Minnesota Monday, with hail and damaging winds possible.
Ahead of severe weather season, meteorologists want Minnesotans to plan ahead and know where to go and what to do when a storm hits.
A week later, the National Weather Service confirmed three additional tornadoes touched down that day, bringing the total up to 14.
President Donald Trump said Monday he has signed an emergency declaration for Iowa to help supply federal money to help the state recover from an unusual wind storm that struck a week ago.
"The sky was really yellow," said Matt Pletcher on Friday night. "And I looked out to our front yard, everything seemed fine, then we looked out the side and saw this massive tree down on top of one of our cars."
Xcel Energy crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers in Minnesota affected by the severe storms that rolled through the state Friday evening.
Many of you ended up with dents in your cars and roofs. Reports on hail range from hail the size of a pea to the size of a tennis ball, or even bigger.
A line of severe storms washed over the state Friday afternoon to evening bringing threats of damaging winds and isolated tornadoes.
Following overnight severe storms, flash flooding was seen Monday morning on the streets of Minneapolis.
