-Localized heavy rain and strong winds will be possible with these storms as well. With strong instability and dew points in the 70s storms will be super-sized later today and tonight.
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The Storm Prediction Center has posted a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms from central and southern Minnesota south into extreme northern Iowa. Tonight’s MCS drives into the Stateline between 4 am and 8 am Monday morning. Severe thunderstorms will be possible today in areas including the Ohio Valley and southeast States.
Tornado Risk. There is a 5% probability of a tornado within 25 miles of any location from Fargo and Alexandria to the Twin Cities, Rochester and Waterloo, Iowa.
The SLIGHT RISK continues for much of Kentucky and Indiana.
The hatched which covers the entire enhanced risk area includes the risk for hail larger than golf ball size and winds over 75 miles per hour. Rainfall could total 1-2 inches. The areas in orange indicate the level two risk.
A few strong to severe storms will be possible this evening with heavy rain the main threat.
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Thunderstorms will begin to fire in central Minnesota and drop south as the evening progresses. Here’s National Storm Reports for today and yesterday. On the eastern edge of this hot air is where a complex of severe storms is expected to develop Monday.
