Minnesota Weather: Threat Of Severe Storms In Western Minnesota Thursday Evening
Severe storms could be a threat Thursday evening in western Minnesota.
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Severe storms could be a threat Thursday evening in western Minnesota.
Wednesday is shaping up to be steamy and could hold a threat of severe storms for eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Though severe weather has mostly moved out of Minnesota Monday afternoon, the threat for storms producing heavy rain and small hail remains in western Wisconsin.
WCCO's Jeff Wagner talks with home expert Charles Thayer, founder of All Around, about how to deal with storm damage (3:02). WCCO 4 News at 10 -- Aug. 3, 2019
For the second time this month, people in Polk County, Wisconsin are cleaning up after severe weather.
Although the storm has come and gone, there's quite the mess for some homeowners to clean up. Let alone, they're likely in the dark.
Grab your rain gear if you're venturing out of the house Sunday afternoon around the Twin Cities metro.
Severe storms threaten to drop hail on northern Minnesota Thursday night before washing over the Twin Cities in Friday's early morning hours.
Skies will be partly cloudy Sunday with a high temperature topping out at 78 degrees in the Twin Cities.
Severe storms ripped through Polk County, Wisconsin Friday night -- leaving a path of destruction.
Prepare to beat the heat, it's about to get steamy in Minnesota.
Wednesday night's flash flood threat has shifted a bit further south.
Heavy rain and brisk winds blew into North Saint Paul just around suppertime. Jeff Schmidt was at his son's baseball game in Oakdale when he a neighbor gave him a surprise call.
After a steamy weekend with damaging storms, Monday is shaping up to be another hot and humid day with a chance for severe weather in the evening.
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
Severe weather is cropping up around Minnesota. Here is the latest.
Here is the latest on the severe weather in western Minnesota Tuesday evening.
Monday brings a soggy start to the work week with scattered thunderstorms throughout the day.
Thunderstorms are expected to rumble across Minnesota on Thursday, threatening to lash communities with hail and damaging winds.
While Wednesday afternoon is shaping up to be picture perfect, with sunshine and highs in the 80s, severe storms could develop overnight and rumble over Minnesota Thursday morning.
Three tornadoes touched down in southwestern Minnesota Thursday evening, uprooting trees and damaging farms and homes in Redwood County.
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in southern Minnesota wreaked havoc Thursday night. One of the most severely-hit properties belongs to Dan Barnum. The touchdown tore apart his machine shed: huge poles were ripped out of the ground and metal sheets were spread across the fields.
The National Weather Service predicts more storms, some possibly severe, may arrive Friday afternoon in southern Minnesota.
