NEXT Weather: 8 p.m. report for Minnesota on July 28, 2025
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says storms with strong to damaging winds are moving through west-central Minnesota Monday evening, with the same system heading towards the Twin Cities.
Watch CBS News
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says storms with strong to damaging winds are moving through west-central Minnesota Monday evening, with the same system heading towards the Twin Cities.
Fallen trees and hail were reported across the Twin Cities metro area on Sunday night, and more strong storms are possible during the overnight hours Monday and into Tuesday.
Sunday's storms put 80,000 customers in the dark, according to Xcel Energy. The energy provider says some customers might not get power back until Wednesday.
WCCO meteorologist Lisa Meadow says there's likely to be another round of severe storms moving through Monday, as some are still cleaning up from Sunday's storms.
Minnesota is at risk for widespread wind damage, hail damage, and the potential for tornadoes and flash flooding on Monday evening into the overnight hours. WCCO meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest details about what to expect and when it may hit your home.
Many Minnesotans are cleaning up after a line of storms blew in over the weekend.
Storms are expected to develop across western and central Minnesota later in the afternoon, reaching the Twin Cities by 7 p.m.
Next Weather Meteorologist Lisa Meadows says there's a marginal chance for severe weather on Sunday across Minnesota.
With plenty of action left to go through the weekend, city, county and PGA officials are all teaming up to keep TPC Twin Cities safe for the 3M Open.
There's a slight chance for severe weather on Tuesday for the majority of Minnesota, according to NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer.
A Wisconsin meteorologist was live on the air warning people about a tornado when he realized the storm was headed straight to his mother's house.
Next Weather Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says the majority of Minnesota is at marginal risk for severe weather on Tuesday.
More than a week after deadly floods struck Central Texas, search and rescue teams are continuing to probe debris for those still missing.
Sean Lutgen, CEO of roofing company Lutgen Companies, says hail can weaken shingles which can cause leaks. He says the damage could be tricky to spot.
It's been a stormy summer, and some of you are paying for it - with damage to your roofs. WCCO’s Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how homeowners can try and minimize what they have to pay out.
More than 100 homes are damaged in Waterville, Minnesota, after four days of drenching downpours led to a historic surge of the Cannon River. As WCCO's Jonah Kaplan reports, many residents are relying on faith amidst the frustration of getting back on their feet.
Tornado touchdowns in the west metro toppled trees, tossed pontoons, and left thousands in the dark. Today, people are picking up the pieces after this weekend's wicked weather. Jonah Kaplan shows us the latest storm strike in what has been a severe summer so far.
The National Weather Service confirmed four tornadoes touched down in the southwestern Twin Cities metro overnight into Sunday.
Many families across the Twin Cities metro and western Minnesota are finding themselves cleaning up Sunday after severe storms rolled in overnight.
The National Weather Service is investigating after a tornado touched down on Wednesday in southern Minnesota, damaging some buildings in the process.
Lillie Briahna sent WCCO incredible footage of a tornado touching down in Hartland, Minnesota, on Wednesday. The National Weather Service confirms the twister damaged some buildings in the area.
Flooding is the second deadliest weather event over the past 10 years, according to NOAA.
A straight-line windstorm carved a damage path 10 miles wide through downtown Bemidji and in the southern Lake Bemidji area.
The clean-up continues after strong storms hit a popular lake town up north over the weekend. Meteorologist Lisa Meadows takes us to Bemidji, Minnesota, where an extreme windstorm caused widespread damage.
A massive clean up is underway in Beltrami County. The National Weather Service says the area saw a 10-mile swath of straight-line storms early Saturday, 6,200 are still without power. Frankie McLister has been up there covering the damage.
