Severe thunderstorms will break out across Minnesota Monday afternoon and evening. Tornadoes, along with damaging winds and hail, are likely. Some storms could be quite severe.
The first hurricane of the season formed off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast Sunday and rapidly gained power ahead of an expected strike along a stretch of tourist beaches and fishing towns as a major storm.
We’ve had one round of severe storms early for some and another will develop this afternoon and evening. Behind the system, it will be cooler and pleasant the rest of the week.
We’ll have periods of thunderstorms in Minnesota and western Wisconsin from Sunday evening through Monday evening. The updated severe weather outlooks show which areas have the best chance of severe weather.
We’ll have summery temps and dew points today and Memorial Day. Some areas may see some bouts of severe weather, especially from Sunday evening through Monday evening. We have the details.
We’ll have summery weekend temps and dew points across much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin. We have info on that, plus the timing of possible thunderstorms and the updated severe weather outlooks.
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