Minnesota – Severe thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon across portions of southeast North Dakota into west-central Minnesota. The storms could produce hail up to the size of golf balls and winds up to 70 mph.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Grand Forks, ND, isolated tornadoes are also possible. These storms are expected to be scattered to numerous, making it critical for residents to stay informed.
The highest threat is anticipated Monday afternoon, with areas like Detroit Lakes and Bemidji, MN, being most at risk. NWS emphasizes the importance of having multiple ways to receive weather alerts, as conditions may change rapidly.
Looking ahead to Tuesday, the severe weather threat diminishes, but scattered showers may persist into Wednesday. Cooler temperatures and calmer winds are expected by mid-week, offering some relief.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant Monday, monitor weather updates, and be prepared to take shelter if warnings are issued.
