Forming Thunderstorms

Severe storms possible later

Here's when severe storms could sweep into the Twin Cities Monday afternoon | NEXT Weather

Temps are expected to top out in the 70s on Monday, but the afternoon will see the chance for some hail and severe storms, NEXT Weather meteorologist Joseph Dames says.

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Twin Cities forecast: Severe storms possible later on Monday

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MN weather: Twin Cities metro at risk for strong storms Monday night

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Severe storm risk continues into Monday evening | NEXT Weather

NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer says severe weather with the potential for hail, wind damage and flooding is possible during the evening of April, 13, 2026.

MLive · 18h

Update: Weather alert issued for strong winds in Southern Michigan until Monday morning

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Chicago weather: Storms blow through area, sparking severe thunderstorm warnings, more possible

KSTP-TV · 1h

Confirmed tornado in Blue Earth County, severe storms across the state

A tornado heading east in southwestern Blue Earth County was confirmed by the National Weather Service at 6:25 p.m.

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Monday forecast: Severe storms bringing possible hail and damaging winds move through Chicagoland

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Storm Center PM Update: Storms to the East; Warm through Thursday

Louisville Public Media

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GMA Network on MSN

Why do storms form even during the dry season?

A tropical cyclone spotted outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) may intensify into a super typhoon despite the prevailing hot weather, according to PAGASA. The development highlights a recurring question: why do storms form during the dry season?

KSN-TV on MSN

Storm Track 3 Forecast: Isolated storms tonight, widespread activity Wednesday

The door is now open to several rounds of severe weather this week. Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman tracks timing and impacts with each round of storms.