Severe Weather Possible Overnight Into Tuesday, Threat of Derecho

Severe weather possible overnight into Tuesday, threat of derecho

Storms are expected to develop to the west in Nebraska and Minnesota, moving through northwest and north central Iowa.

More severe weather possible Monday after storms this weekend

After storms on Sunday left thousands of Minnesotans without power and flooded roads, more severe weather is possible on Monday, WCCO TV reports. Strong to severe storms arrive out west in the afternoon, with damaging winds, hail and tornadoes all possible. Localized flooding is also a threat. The Twin Cities will see those storms later in the evening, likely after 9 p.m. KARE 11 writes a perfect summer day to take a boat out on the water took a…

Second Day of Severe Storms on Tap for Wright County, Minnesota - North Wright County Today

Summer 2025 may well be remembered for a couple of things – warmth, and wet. After a winter that saw St. Michael, Albertville, Hanover and Otsego fall more than 5 [...] The post Second Day of Severe Storms on Tap for Wright County, Minnesota appeared first on North Wright County Today.

Derecho, strong storms, high winds forecast for Dakotas, Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS — A derecho is possible across the Dakotas and central and southern Minnesota about midday 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. What is a derecho? According to the National Weather Service, a derecho is a widespread, long-lived windstorm associated with a fast-moving group of severe thunderstorms, typically for…

Derecho Possible Monday for North-Central States

There's potential Monday for a major windstorm and possible derecho across South Dakota and Minnesota. Other than the extreme winds, areas of hail and tornadoes will be possible as well as heavy rainfall that may produce flooding.

200 million Americans face extreme heat today as a derecho looms

Severe thunderstorms could continue into July 29, bringing havoc to morning commutes in Chicago, Milwaukee and Indianapolis.