A derecho is possible across central and southern Minnesota late Monday into Monday night, bringing a significant wind threat. Wind gusts over 75 mph are possible, along with heavy rain and embedded tornadoes within the line.
Monday will be another hot, humid day for southern Minnesota. Severe storms develop late Monday into Monday night. Cooler and drier air slowly builds in Tuesday into Wednesday.
Powerful storms swept across the state on Sunday night and early Monday morning, knocking out power to tens of thousands of people and causing downed trees, flooding and other damage.
Potentially severe thunderstorms are expected Sunday evening and night with damaging winds as the main concern. Monday brings more heat and evening storms.
Heat headlines are in effect Sunday with heat indices pushing triple digits this afternoon. Potentially severe storms and heavy rain pass in waves this evening and again Monday night.
More spotty storms are possible overnight north. It will be very hot and and humid Sunday. Statewide chances of storms develop Sunday evening and overnight.
The Midwest is also experiencing extreme heat, with watches in place for Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota. Storms in Iowa have triggered flash flood warnings.
After somewhat of a reprieve from the most humid air the last couple days, the steamy air returns. Storms are possible north today and tonight with statewide chances Sunday night.
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