There is a slight risk of severe weather in southern Minnesota, including the Twin Cities metro, Monday. (FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul)
(FOX 9) - There is a slight risk of severe weather across the southern half of the Minnesota, including the Twin Cities metro, for the later part of the day Monday.
Rain and general rumbles are expected to roll across the area from the morning into the afternoon. Strong to severe storms could develop within these areas late in the afternoon and into the evening. The severe risk will begin to diminish as the storms weaken and move off late Monday night.
Large hail and damaging wind are the key threats, but heavy downpours and even an isolated tornado are also possible.
TIMELINE
Late afternoon into the early overnight hours
THREATS
Key threats:
- Damaging wind gusts (60+ miles per hour)
- Large hail (1-inch or greater)
Secondary threats:
- Isolated tornadoes
- Torrential downpours