Minneapolis faces a week of storms and potential severe weather, with an air quality alert due to Canadian wildfire smoke.

Spotty showers are still lingering across parts of Minnesota, wrapping up a soggy and unsettled stretch of weather that’s ...

A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH is in effect until 10pm for the southern tier of Minnesota counties and all of north Iowa.A line ...

Avoid long-term outdoor activates Wednesday as smoke concentrations will be unhealthy. A wind and hail threat will arise ...

A flash flooding alert has been issued for south-central Minnesota by the NWS Weather Prediction Center, which states: ...

Another air quality alert is in place across Minnesota because of the wildfire smoke from Canada, but smoke will start to ...

Stormy weather made its way through Central Minnesota Monday afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service issued ...

June is Minnesota’s peak for severe weather and 2025 may start fast originally appeared on Bring Me The News. June arrives Sunday and by Monday there could be severe storms ripping through Minnesota.

A few stray showers may be possible early Wednesday morning, but the best chance for rain and storms will hold off until the late afternoon and evening hours.

A hot day is in the forecast for Minnesota on Monday, with the potential for some later day storms. Meanwhile, an air quality alert is in effect for the state due to wildfire smoke from Canada.

Thunderstorm activity was already underway Thursday afternoon in Minnesota ... evolving weather conditions, but the Enhanced Risk designation across the Midwest remained. Severe thunderstorms ...

Damaging winds and large hail are forecast for the Plains and the Midwest, and the remnants of Tropical Storm Alvin could ...