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Here's why Minnesota saw so much thunder, lightning and rain Friday morning

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A fast-moving low-level jet blew into the Twin Cities Friday morning. The jet is a ribbon of air low in the atmosphere that transports moisture and warmer temperatures from the Gulf northward. Storms came fast and furious, dropping buckets of rain on locations like St. Michael where 3.2 inches of rain fell.

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Here's why Minnesota saw so much thunder, lightning and rain Friday morning

Based on forecast models, KARE 11's weather team predicted a couple of showers around sunrise. Instead, the Twin Cities got socked in the jaw by powerful storms.

·Minneapolis, United States
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KARE broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Friday, September 29, 2023.
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