weather

The heavy rains prompted flood watches.

Low water levels are making launching and retrieving boats more difficult.

Severe thunderstorms rolled through southeast Minnesota Saturday afternoon and throughout the night, leaving many area residents without power.

Much of southeast Minnesota is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 7 p.m. Saturday.

The perfect day in Minnesota is almost here!

The National Weather Service says scattered strong to severe storms will be possible across southern Minnesota this evening.

The city's official high temp was 96 degrees - at the airport.

High temps Monday and Tuesday are expected to be in the 90s.

Houston County apparently sustained the most damage.

The threat will continue into Wednesday evening.

City beaches are also open without an admission fee.

Air temperatures will be in the 90s.

If it's seemed like there's been more severe weather in Minnesota so far this year, it's not just your imagination.

If you could control the weather, what would you set the temp at?