Damaging winds, heavy rainfall possible during overnight storms
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Thunderstorms, some potentially severe, are expected in the Twin Cities late Thursday night into Friday.
Meteorologist Jonathan Yuhas said those storms could include damaging winds, hail and heavy rainfall.
Yuhas said remains of Hurricane Laura could enhance rainfall over the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota Friday morning, which could lead to some flooding, particularly in areas south of a line from Marshall to Winona.
Then, this weekend, Yuhas said a cool front will bring less humid conditions into the state and another storm system could form late Sunday into Monday.
Check the weather forecast here
Humid Today Twin Cities then TStorms early AM Friday. TStorms approach Twin Cities after 3am Friday & could be Severe with High Winds,Hail & Heavy Rains. Remains of Hurricane Laura move over Missouri/Illinois Fri & could slow down TStorms over MN resulting in Spot Flooding. @KSTP pic.twitter.com/Jh3onJBBiQ
— Jonathan Yuhas (@JYuhasKSTP) August 27, 2020
