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At least 3 tornadoes hit southern Minnesota Monday evening
NWS survey teams found at least three tornadoes and dozens of damaging hail reports across many locations in southern Minnesota Monday.
Foggy start after stormy night, then a midweek warmup before Friday storms
Dense fog and low clouds have settled in following Monday night’s storms, creating a slow and gloomy start to the day. A stretch of warm temperatures and additional storm chances will continue through the week before a sharp cooldown arrives this weekend.
Active weather week ahead: Severe storms possible Monday afternoon
The atmosphere is setting the stage for strong to severe thunderstorms Monday afternoon and evening, with the highest risk south of a line from Redwood Falls through the Twin Cities to Eau Claire, Wis.
80-degree warmth fades as storm chances increase Monday
Unseasonably warm overnight temperatures are settling in, with lows holding in the 50s and 60s ahead of a more active weather pattern. An enhanced risk for severe storms covers the southern half of the state.
Warm, windy Sunday ahead of storm chances early in the week
Summerlike warmth returns Sunday despite a cloudy start, with dry conditions expected before severe weather chances arrive early this week.
Temperatures and dew points climb overnight as moisture surges north
After a cool, damp start to the weekend, a warmup arrives Sunday with highs reaching the 70s and 80s. Dew points will rise into the 50s and low 60s Saturday night, bringing more humid conditions.
Clouds, rain move in; stormy pattern ahead
Rain showers and overcast skies are expected Saturday, followed by a humid, warm and increasingly stormy pattern that could bring chances for severe weather across the state.