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Active weather brings a risk for strong storms

Wednesday brings one last day of hot weather before temperatures return closer to average.  Meanwhile, a couple rounds of storms bring back-to-back severe weather concerns.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Strong storms possible Wednesday

Dangerous heat continues Wednesday, and central Minnesota sees a risk for severe weather.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Dangerous heat continues through Wednesday

Heat continues to be a concern in southern Minnesota through Wednesday, while a couple rounds of storms could impact the state through the end of the week.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Another hot day for southern Minnesota

Hot weather has portions of Minnesota under a Heat Advisory again Tuesday, and after a mostly dry day, storms start moving into the state by evening.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Monitoring severe weather risk tonight

Developing storms may produce severe weather Monday night.
by Paul Huttner

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Marco fizzles as it nears Gulf Coast; Laura still to become hurricane

Marco fizzles as it nears Gulf Coast; Laura still to become hurricane

The storms had been seen as a rare chance for two hurricanes to occupy the Gulf of Mexico at the same time. That won't happen — but they'll both hit Louisiana's coast.
by Bill Chappell

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