severe weather

Storms are expected to fire up in southwest Minnesota by early afternoon.

Heads up across central Minnesota on Friday.

With winds up to 107 mph, it was a strong EF-1 tornado.

County officials detailed the damage and released photos on Wednesday.

Intense storms ripped through southern Minnesota on Tuesday.

Here's the latest on today's severe weather risk.

There's a decent chance damaging winds are associated with storms that go severe.

The severe risk has been increased from marginal to slight.

It won't be a total washout, but storms could develop Friday afternoon.

The storms spun up tornadoes that went through the southern Minnesota county on Monday.

Small hail and gusty winds were originally forecast as possibilities, but not tornadoes.

The active, wet weather pattern is returning Monday.

The funnel appears to reach the ground in the video.

The tornado warning was issued Friday at 7:25 p.m.

They're not common, but they're not reserved solely for Tornado Alley.

The high Sunday might not get out of the 30s in parts of the metro.

The greatest risk of severe weather is in southwest Minnesota.

Some parts of MN have a chance for strong storms the next three days.

Storms are expected to fire up during the afternoon on Friday.

It's too early to say if Minnesota will get any severe weather.

Plus, why the last snowstorm was a false alarm for southern Minnesota.

The metro is likely in for quite a bit of rain Wednesday.