It's a #Top10WxDay Saturday before stormy turn on Sunday
Saturday looks perfect with ample sunshine, highs in the low 80s and less wind than previous days. Things turn active on Sunday.
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Saturday looks perfect with ample sunshine, highs in the low 80s and less wind than previous days. Things turn active on Sunday.
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 families across the Twin Cities metro and western Minnesota are finding themselves cleaning up Sunday after severe storms rolled in overnight.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says scattered showers will persist tonight and into tomorrow morning, with sunshine returning on Wednesday.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says a line of showers and thunderstorms are moving across the state Monday evening, with some having the potential to be severe.
Residents of Kentucky and Missouri on Sunday saw fatalities due to the spate of storms, as well as at least one person in Virginia. There were also tornadoes farther north in Wisconsin.
The heat from these wildfires can be so intense, that under the right circumstances, they can actually create storms in the atmosphere.
WCCO meteorologist Lisa Meadows was in the area near Owatonna, Minnesota when she and her crew hit some rain, hail and lightning strikes.
Forecast severe storms across the Twin Cities throughout Monday afternoon and evening may create hazardous conditions for drivers.
A second round of storms is moving through the state Wednesday night, and they've packed a punch.
Tornadoes, dangerous straight-line winds, and other hazards rocked the Chicago area for a second night in a row Monday. At least one person was killed during the storm outbreak.
The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down in Livonia.
Nearly all of us saw some action from this system. Thanks to you, we can show you what it looked like across the state... and what it left behind.
Lately, it seems like the weather you experience could come down to what block you live on. While some areas get blasted with storms, others don't see a drop of rain.
Thunderstorm and tornado warnings have moving across Minnesota and western Wisconsin through Saturday afternoon.
