Tracking severe storms Thu.
Severe storms possible in Twin Cities Thursday evening
MINNEAPOLIS — Thursday is a NEXT Weather Alert day due to the potential for severe storms in the afternoon and evening. A round of rain, stretching from northern to southern Minnesota, will move northeast throughout the morning, clearing out of the state by 7 a.m.
Very large hail, tornadoes possible with severe storms in Minnesota Thursday
"Scattered severe thunderstorms are expected to develop across east-central MN this afternoon and move into western WI this evening," says the Twin Cities office of the National Weather Service. "Storms will primarily produce large hail with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as secondary threats."
Showers and storms expected in much of Iowa on Thursday. Some of it could get severe.
Rain is likely in much of Iowa on Thursday, the National Weather Service said. Check the radar and forecast before you head out.
Strong to severe storms possible
Some isolated storms could be strong to severe as they move into the Western U.P. late this evening, but they’ll weaken and fall apart after midnight. Hazards include damaging winds of 50+mph and isolated large hail.
First Alert Weather: First Alert for strong to severe storms possible tonight
A few showers and storms have already passed through today, but the strongest storms are possible after dark Thursday night.
Storms, some of which may be strong, expected Thursday evening in eastern Iowa
A cold front will put our stretch of dry weather to an end Thursday night in eastern Iowa.Warm, more humid air will file in through the day, along with a mix of
Iowa weather: Tracking severe storms Thursday
Tracking severe storms Thursday
Severe storms, isolated tornadoes possible across the KC metro. When could they hit?
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Impact Day: Severe storms are possible early tonight in Kansas City
A more active stretch of weather in Kansas City kicked off this morning. Thursday is a First Alert Weather Impact Day. A few non-severe showers and storms this morning will end around lunchtime.