One-two weather punch: Dangerous heat, possible severe storms FridayJuly 19, 2019By Ron TrendaParts of Minnesota could see damaging winds, hail and even tornadoes. Meanwhile, an excessive heat warning continues until 10 p.m. across central and southern Minnesota. The good news is relief is on the way.
Heat advisory: Sticky with scattered storms chancesJuly 18, 2019By Paul HuttnerOur hot humid air mass lingers through Friday. Relief is on the way by Sunday.
Steamy through Friday; heat advisory for metro, southern MN, western WI July 18, 2019By Ron TrendaWe could see some very scattered showers and thunderstorms Thursday in Minnesota and western Wisconsin, with our thunderstorm chances increasing Thursday evening.
Early morning hail hits south metroJuly 18, 2019By Ron TrendaLarge hail fell in parts of the Twin Cities metro area around 4:30 a.m. Thursday. Now it will get steamy, with a heat advisory starting at noon.
Complex weather pattern prompts Twin Cities NWS to send up special balloon launchJuly 17, 2019By Paul HuttnerThe latest models favor storms developing later Wednesday night.
Flash flood watch: More heavy storms likely WednesdayJuly 17, 2019By Paul HuttnerThere is a slight risk for severe weather in both northern and southern Minnesota. The latest outlook form NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center puts the Twin Cities in the marginal risk zone between areas of slight risk to the north and south.
Tropical cloudbursts: Severe risk WednesdayJuly 16, 2019By Paul HuttnerOur steamy tropical summer air mass continues to deliver torrential tropical downpours. Tuesday’s fare included another shot of flooding rain. Over 2 inches of rain fell in less than an hour Tuesday afternoon. Street flooding in Minneapolis lit up twitter.
Flash flood warning until 7:30 pmJuly 16, 2019By Paul HuttnerTorrential downpours blew up again in the Twin Cities this afternoon. A flash flood warning is in effect until 7:30 pm for the central Twin Cities.
Not quite as steamy; storm risk rises again WednesdayJuly 16, 2019By Paul HuttnerStorm chances rise again by Wednesday.
