Minnesota Weather: Sunday Storms Brought Big Hail To Metro
WCCO is keeping a close eye on the sky Sunday afternoon, as storms push across the state. Here are the latest updates:
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WCCO is keeping a close eye on the sky Sunday afternoon, as storms push across the state. Here are the latest updates:
Wisconsin families are cleaning up the damage from a tornado that touched down overnight.
Weather officials have confirmed that at least four tornadoes developed in Minnesota and western Wisconsin during the nights of severe weather over the weekend.
A possible tornado touched down near Prescott, Wisconsin at about 10 p.m. Saturday. There were no reports of any deaths or serious injuries, but many structures were hit hard.
Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin were dealt another shot of severe weather Saturday evening.
COVID-19 restrictions impacted how some people went about keeping cool Saturday when it felt like triple-digit heat in the Twin Cities.
Severe rain and thunderstorms rolled through Minnesota and western Wisconsin late Friday night and early Saturday morning, leaving at least 10,000 people without power.
It will be a wild night and early morning of severe weather for much of Minnesota, with damaging winds in the form of a possible derecho being the main threat.
The National Weather Service has reported a "cold air" funnel cloud touching down in Becker County.
One person is dead after a tornado roared through Otter Tail County in central Minnesota Wednesday evening.
Summer heat and humidity gave way to some isolated, pop-up showers and subsequent flash flooding Sunday afternoon in parts of the east metro.
A few tornado warnings were issued in south-central and southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday evening -- with a report of a tornado in Winona County.
WCCO is keeping a close eye on the sky Sunday night, as storms push through southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Here are the latest updates:
The National Weather Service says severe storms could develop in the afternoon and evening hours in northwestern and central Minnesota. The primary threat from these storms are large hail and damaging winds.
A lightning strike is believed to be the cause of a house fire Tuesday afternoon as thunderstorms rumbled over central Minnesota.
Minnesota is in the midst of severe weather Tuesday evening.
This week is meant to educate the public on different threats from severe weather and help people prepare for them.
Over 270,000 families are displaced as floodwaters rise in Somalia. The flooding has been deadly, which has communities wanting to help here at home in Minnesota.
Severe weather including a tornado hit central Sioux Falls, where authorities closed streets and delayed school for two hours Wednesday as they assessed the damage.
After a morning of heavy rain and thunderstorms over the Twin Cities, there'll be another chance of severe weather overnight.
A week of wet weather is kicking off Monday with possible severe storms in the Twin Cities.
Labor Day, the unofficial end of summer, is bringing a threat of severe storms to the Twin Cities.
The Labor Day weekend rush to get out of the Twin Cities has already rolled on out. But if any airport saw a boost in travelers Sunday, it was likely in Orlando, Tampa, or Ft. Myers, Florida, where the uncertainty and severity of Hurricane Dorian had people packing their bags sooner than expected.
Severe thunderstorms are rumbling across northern Minnesota early Tuesday morning, and they're expected to grow as the morning continues.
Southwestern and west central Minnesota have slight and enhanced threats for severe weather overnight with the main impacts being damaging wind and hail. Northern Minnesota through the heart of the Twin Cities has the lowest threat for severe weather.
