Duluth, MN – Severe weather is expected to impact Minnesota and Wisconsin starting Sunday evening and continuing into Monday, with the most significant threats centered on Monday. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Duluth, a series of storms may bring large hail, damaging winds, and a slight chance of tornadoes.
Monday’s forecast carries the highest risk, particularly for northwestern Wisconsin and east-central Minnesota. The NWS has highlighted the potential for “Very Large” hail, with stones potentially exceeding an inch in diameter. Wind gusts could reach up to 60 mph, making outdoor activities hazardous.
Starting Sunday evening, the first wave of scattered storms is expected to hit north-central Minnesota. These storms could develop into isolated severe thunderstorms overnight. By Monday afternoon, a second wave is anticipated, primarily affecting the Duluth area and extending into northwest Wisconsin.
Residents should prepare for the possibility of severe weather conditions. The NWS advises securing loose outdoor items and staying informed through local weather updates. The threat of large hail and strong winds could disrupt travel and outdoor plans, making it essential to stay weather-aware through Monday evening.
