Weather

We officially got up to 90 degrees in St. Cloud Wednesday.

My fiance was in the Foreston area today for a project, and while he was there he got some pictures of intense looking clouds rolling through.

The National Weather Services says severe storms are possible across portions of Central Minnesota this afternoon and evening.

This 4th of July weekend is going to be a hot one across Central Minnesota, with high temperatures forecast to reach into the 90s through Monday.

Showers and thunderstorms developed late Sunday night across Minnesota, and continued to redevelop over the same areas through midday Monday.

The Morrison County Record Facebook page shared a video of the flooding that happened in Little Falls on Hwy 27.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch in effect through Noon for portions of Central Minnesota.

The National Weather Services says severe storms are possible across portions of Central Minnesota this afternoon and evening.

We might see the after-effects of a tropical storm in Minnesota, which is an interesting concept. And perfectly on-brand for the crazy year 2020 has been.

Average highs for the first part of May are in the mid to upper sixties, while we've been struggling to reach fifty.