severe weather

Storms are expected to develop in eastern Minnesota and move into Wisconsin.

It's October in Minnesota and we're tasting all kinds of weather.

It's up from the original estimate of six twisters.

The original belief was that there were 5-6 tornadoes.

Damage from high winds, flooding and possible tornadoes.

Strong winds, hail and tornadoes are threats in addition to flooding.

Tuesday is setting up to be a wild day in weather.

This comes from the newest update from the Storm Prediction Center.

The main threats will be large hail and damaging winds.

The damage in Red Wing, however, was caused by straight-line winds.

Damage is being reported in southeast Minnesota.

A long-lived line of powerful storms is expected to develop.

There's already been reports of golf ball-sized hail in Minnesota.

Monday could be the worst of the two days.

Another round of storms could develop Friday afternoon and evening.

Heavy rain overnight into Friday and then bigger storms possible Saturday.

It looked like a tornado in Becker on Friday.

Intense winds and clouds with debris flying through the air.

Temps will soar into the 80s, close to 90 in many spots.

The tornado went through Atwater and Grove City, Minnesota.

Trees were uprooted, a building was destroyed and more.

Temps will be 15+ degrees warmer Friday than they were Thursday.

Temps behind the cold front will struggle to get out of the 60s.

The severe threat extends from Mankato to the Twin Cities and southeast.