Storms could pop Saturday and Sunday evenings before a more widespread threat for damaging storms arrives Monday in Minnesota ...

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A series of pieces of energy are setting the stage for multiple days of severe weather across the north-central U.S. early this week in a region that has largely missed out on enhanced rainfall.

Monday brings a risk for severe weather in the afternoon, with the focus of the risk being on strong gusts and large hail.

Much of Minnesota, including the Twin Cities, is in the "enhanced risk" zone for severe thunderstorms on Monday, with hail, wind and tornadoes all possible. The National Weather Service says severe ...

Here’s your Sunday evening forecast for June 15, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe.There is a Forecast First Alert for ...

President Donald Trump signed a trio of resolutions ending electric vehicle mandates that originated in California and have since been embraced by more than a dozen other states. A severe storm is ...

Rain returns to the Twin Cities on Wednesday, with light showers starting early and building in the evening. Showers will build from south to north starting after 4 p.m. Expect a high around 75 ...

Spotty showers are still lingering across parts of Minnesota, wrapping up a soggy and unsettled stretch of weather that’s ...

Multiple rounds of severe weather are forecast to impact the North-Central U.S., including cities such as Minneapolis, Omaha, ...

It was another day with scattered showers and thunderstorms across KELOLAND. Areas like Huron have picked up over an inch of ...

It’s going to be a warm and muggy evening across the region, with a chance for storms continuing into the overnight hours, ...