severe weather

The watch includes Anoka County in the metro area.

Diving into prospects for big storms across Minnesota Wednesday.

The big question is when and where storms will develop Wednesday afternoon.

It's going to be another hot and humid week in Minnesota.

Storms will be capable of producing hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes.

Storms are expected to develop by mid-afternoon and move east.

Damaging winds will be the main severe threat.

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

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.

Novak Weather will have another fresh briefing on Thursday.

Areas around Mankato were hit pretty hard.

The watch is in effect until midnight.

The guys discuss the severe weather potential in southern Minnesota.

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.

The window for severe weather in the metro is 4-8 p.m.

The threat area includes the entire Twin Cities metro area.

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

There could be two rounds of storms in southern Minnesota.

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

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