minnesota weather

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

Hail up to 2.5 inches in diameter is the primary threat.

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.

The best Saturday of the spring is on deck.

Another big question is if Minnesota will get in on a stormier pattern.

Just the 16th coldest April in the past 149 years...

Some of the warnings will remain in place for much of the week.

The end of this cold spring could be near.

Plus, signs that we start to warm up after the first week of May.

Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard explains why our cool spring means there's a good chance Minnesota has a hot summer.

Showers Thursday and then soaking rains Friday-Sunday.

Watch the video for the full forecast details.

A cold front Sunday actually warmed up Duluth by pushing cold air out over Lake Superior.

The Twin Cities hit 73 degrees on Saturday, snapping the streak of 185 days without reaching 70.

Storms could pop by late afternoon.

There is a slight risk for severe storms both Friday night and Saturday in Minnesota.

There's a chance storms don't develop, but if they do they could be severe.

Bleh.

There could be severe storms in the area Friday-Saturday.