National Weather Service

Thunderstorms are forecast to develop over northern and eastern Minnesota Wednesday night and move southeast.

Halloween of 1991, anyone?

Storms are expected Saturday night, and a few could produce large hail or damaging wind across the southern half of Minnesota into northern Iowa and western Wisconsin.

Severe thunderstorms are possible Thursday evening through the night, with the best chances along and south of a line from Montevideo MN to the southern Twin Cities metro to Eau Claire Wisconsin.

Severe storms and heavy rain will be possible late Monday afternoon into Monday night from the Twin Cities metro area into Wisconsin.

Strong to severe storms are possible each of the next 3 days. The main threats are damaging winds and large hail.

The National Weather Service says funnel clouds are a possibility Tuesday afternoon for central Minnesota.

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC), has highlighted the Upper Midwest with a slight chance of severe thunderstorms Monday.

Heat Indices will approach 100-105 in the metro Wednesday, with an excessive heat warning for the metro and a heat advisory for the surrounding areas.

A round of strong to severe thunderstorms is possible early Wednesday morning across western Minnesota, with redevelopment later in the afternoon and evening.