severe weather

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.

The storms rolled through the Twin Cities on Thursday evening.

Storms likely to develop in the afternoon and evening hours.

Streets are under water in Mora.

The tornado touched down about 45 miles north of Bemidji.

The best chance for severe storms is in northern/central Minnesota.

An excessive heat watch has been issued.

Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are possible.

It's also the return of 90-degree weather.

Big storms caused lots of damage early Wednesday.

Photos show ripped up garages, uprooted trees and downed power lines.

The severe potential increases this afternoon.

The winds are associated with a dying line of storms.

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Highs near 90 in southern Minnesota with dew points in the 70s.

It'll also be very sticky outside with heat indices reaching 90-100 degrees.

The big day is here and it looks like the heat will live up to the hype.