National Weather Service

There is a Marginal Risk for severe storms capable of producing damaging wind and large hail Wednesday night.

There is a small chance for severe storms capable of producing damaging wind and large hail Wednesday evening and overnight.

Elevated fire weather conditions are possible on Friday, with a fire weather watch for portions of western and northwestern Minnesota.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop Monday afternoon and continue into the evening.

An isolated instance of large hail or damaging wind can not be totally ruled out with the thunderstorms Sunday afternoon.

A few stronger storms are possible Thursday afternoon and evening.

There are no signs of above-normal temperatures for the foreseeable future.

During this annual Severe Weather Awareness Week, the outdoor warning sirens will be tested Thursday.

It was a really warm Monday. The National Weather Service says the official high in St. Cloud was 84 degrees.

The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded the area to a slight risk, with hail and wind the primary threats.