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Best chance for strong storms is in western Minnesota.

The heaviest rains could fall in east-central Minnesota.

Some storms could pack a bit of a punch.

Damaging winds will be the main severe threat.

Tom Novak of Novak Weather has the breakdown of what to expect.

The weather pattern could favor more storm activity in the second half of the coming week.

Many of the locations in Monday's risk area were hit hard Sunday.

Get ready, it's going to be a wild few days of weather.

This is an entertaining weather pattern.

Large hail and damaging winds are the primary threats.

An enhanced risk is already in place, including for the metro area.

Novak Weather is monitoring the forecast.

It won't be a severe weather outbreak, but some storms could get feisty.

It's gon' rain.

A wet weekend is ahead and the guys on the show also discuss an alarming warming trend.

Fans of warmer air, humidity and storms will enjoy this weather briefing.

Most of the precipitation should be over with by the time you wake up Sunday.

Go away, winter.

Just. The. Messenger.

Low temps later this week could dip to near freezing, even in the Twin Cities.

It's time to pay the piper for all the nice days we've had of late.

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The best chance for severe storms will be well south of the metro.