severe weather

It happened in the middle of the night.

Tornadoes are possible Sunday afternoon.

The Nemadji River ripped apart some of Hwy. 23 in Carlton County overnight.

A strong tornado cannot be ruled out, forecasters say.

It'll feel like 95-100 degrees before big storms erupt.

Severe storms in parts of MN are possible Thursday-Sunday.

Fortunately nobody was injured.

There's very little on the radar to indicate bad weather, but it was there.

The sky turned green underneath these tornado-warned storms.

Carver County has already been hammered and more rain is coming.

Up to two inches of rain in an hour is possible, the NWS says.

Strong storms could roll through late Friday into early Saturday.

Greatest chances of damaging winds and hail in western Minnesota

The threat shifts from north to south Tuesday into Wednesday.

Damaging winds were widespread across Minnesota on Tuesday.

Storms have already reached severe levels.

Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats.

Areas along and east of Interstate 35 stand the best chance for severe.

Hardest hit appears to be western Carver County.

Western Minnesota has the best chance for severe storms.

The severe threat exists in southwest and south-central Minnesota.

Storms are expected to redevelop Tuesday afternoon.

The outdoor sirens bring Minneapolis up to FEMA code.

From very dry to much more humid early in the week.