severe weather

It's one of those days where you go outside and immediately sweat.

Nearing October, the strong storm threat continues.

It could be a bumpy Tuesday evening in Minnesota.

Get the details on Tuesday's storm threat from climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld.

Some really nasty storms could develop around dinner time Tuesday.

The best chance appears to be down around Rochester.

Details will be refined over the next 48 hours.

Storms could get going in the early afternoon.

Best chance for severe storms is in northwest Minnesota. Lower chances in the metro.

Some severe storms are possible in central Minnesota overnight into Wednesday morning.

There's a growing concern about flash flooding in southeast MN again.

Southeast Minnesota could be in line for some severe storms.

It looks like it'll be a very wet next 36 hours.

Folks in southern Minnesota could pick up ridiculous rain totals.

It's going to be a wet week, and possibly a very wet September.

Areas from the Twins Cities to the south could get severe weather.

Minnesota will be on the train tracks for storm systems this coming week.

Storms were moving through central MN early Thursday morning.

The tornado touched down just east of Watertown.

A tornado was confirmed on radar between St. Bonifacius and Maple Plain.

Damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes are possible.

The guys also discuss the potential impacts of Hurricane Dorian.

Storms could reach the Twin Cities before midnight.

Check the Weather MN blog for an update Monday morning.