Minnesota Forecast

A cool stretch ahead but mainly dry too. Warming up in time for the holiday weekend.

In addition to possible tornadoes, there is a threat for damaging winds and very large hail.

How far north will the warm front lift?

Storms are expected to fire along a warm front draped across southern Minnesota.

The watch is just north of the Twin Cities metro area.

Isolated severe storms Wednesday, followed by scattered severe storms Thursday.

Isolated severe storms are possible Wednesday, with a better chance Thursday.

Severe storms may be possible on Thursday.

Monday-Wednesday should be fantastic weather in Minnesota.

Plus, your forecast from meteorologist Sven Sundgaard.

The tornado watch is in effect until midnight.

Will the expected line of severe storms make it all the way to the Twin Cities?

More nasty storms could spawn tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds.

Storms are expected to blow up to the southwest and move northeast through Minnesota.

Tornadoes, very large hail and straight-line winds are possible.

The SPC says the storm will likely continue producing isolated large hail.

Large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will again be possible.

A tornado watch is in effect for an area that includes the Twin Cities until 10 p.m.

It could be a rocky afternoon and evening in eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Hail the size of baseballs is possible.

It'll be a cool, wet Mother's Day before temps surge well into the 80s Monday.

There could be a narrow window for severe storms Monday night.

Next week could feature record-breaking heat.