Warm and Breezy with some Strong T-Storms possible this afternoon and evening north toward Duluth and east into Wisconsin.

T-Storms last night and early this morning around the Alexandria area were heading toward the Twin Cities then fizzled out before reaching the Metro area. Parts of northeast Minnesota along the US/Canada border including International Falls and the BWCA picked up 1″ to 2″ of Rain.

Once again the Risk for T-Storms this Tuesday afternoon and evening will mainly be north and east of the Twin Cities with the most likely areas seeing T-Storms from Pine City north to Duluth and also Hudson, Wisconsin and northeast toward Hayward, Wisconsin. A couple of Tornadoes will be possible with T-Storms mainly in areas from Siren, Wisconsin to the Cable/Hayward, Wisconsin area but the main Severe Weather Risk will be Hail and Damaging Winds with Heavy Downpours of Rain.

Partly Cloudy this afternoon and Breezy in the Twin Cities with Isolated T-Storms northeast of the Metro area. Highs Today in the mid 80s with Southwes...