Monday Storms Bring Clean-Up Efforts Tuesday
Monday night's storm had a narrow path, but it hit the Red Wing Regional Airport in Bay City, Wisconsin head on.
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Monday night's storm had a narrow path, but it hit the Red Wing Regional Airport in Bay City, Wisconsin head on.
The Goodhue County Sheriff's Office is receiving reports of storm damage near Red Wing.
Meteorologist Matt Brickman says the storms will begin to rumble in southwestern Minnesota in the early afternoon and quickly push across the state, affecting nearly all of Minnesota.
Umbrellas and rain coats are good to have handy, but those can't exactly protect you when things take a severe turn.
Federal, state, and local officials conducting damage assessments verified more than $21 million of eligible damages.
The National Weather Service said the agency has issued less than 50 percent of the severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings than what is normal for this time of year.
Our unpredictable summers mean people need to prepare for the worst, especially if they're planning on hosting anything outdoors.
Severe weather is hitting western Minnesota, and the storms could hit the Twin Cities late Friday night.
Police say people have been taken to a local hospital after a tornado hit a factory in Pella where some people were working.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton will visit Carlton and Kanabec counties on Monday.
Lightning strikes are likely the culprit for at least two fires in the Twin Cities Thursday night
Severe thunderstorms are rolling through the Twin Cities Thursday night, producing damaging winds and dropping torrential rain.
The National Weather Service says possible severe storms could rumble over a large swath of northwestern and north-central Minnesota, bringing wind gusts up to 70 mph, lime-sized hail and a few tornadoes.
Residents in much of northern Minnesota should keep their eyes on the sky Sunday evening as weather officials say possible severe storms could bring strong winds, hail and tornadoes.
With an excessive heat warning out, you may want to take it easy being active outdoors.
Parts of Minnesota are cleaning up after Monday morning brought a round of storms, toppling trees and damaging boats.
A system of storms is already being fueled by heavy moisture across southwestern Minnesota early Saturday morning.
A powerful thunderstorm cell swept in from Iowa and caught Freeborn County residents by surprise, killing thousands of baby turkeys.
People across the Twin Cities weathered Thursday night's storm. Now, they'll try and beat the 90-degree heat that's coming our way.
The touchdown happened just east of Minnesota Lake at about 2:40 p.m.
Severe storms raced across the Twin Cities Thursday night, causing downed trees and power lines both in the metro and west of the metro.
It may not look or feel like winter is going to end, but it will, and soon we'll be in the season that brings tornadoes, thunderstorms and damaging hail.
As of 8 a.m., some flights arriving from or departing to New York City, Boston, and Washington D.C. were among those cancelled.
The storms happened on a Sunday morning, and caused extensive damage in places like Coon Rapids and Blaine.
After a morning of rain, storms threaten to lash Minnesota Monday night with hail, strong winds and even tornadoes.