Weather

Governor Tim Walz has authorized nearly $4 million in state disaster assistance for southeastern Minnesota and almost half of the funding will benefit Olmsted County.

Major power outages, street flooding, and nearly hurricane-force winds have been reported today across southeastern Minnesota.

Showers and thunderstorms will move out of the area this morning but redevelop late morning and continue through the afternoon and evening hours.

The line of storms that caused major damage in Sioux Falls, South Dakota also produced a tornado that damaged a cemetery near Winona.

The National Weather Service says it is survey teams have confirmed a second tornado touchdown from the severe storm system that moved across Minnesota Monday night and early Tuesday.

The severe storms that affected southern Minnesota this afternoon produced at least one tornado.

A dramatic surveillance video surfaced recently showing a tractor-trailer rolling over after avoiding two serious accidents.

A stormy afternoon is expected to be followed by a stormy evening in southeastern Minnesota.

Residents across SE Minnesota should be staying SKY AWARE this afternoon as the possibility exists for severe weather.

It was a rude reminder that...winter is coming...as record low temps were recorded this morning in Northern Minnesota.