[8:57 PM]- A few showers have passed through so far this evening, and a few more will do so. However, the heaviest of rainfall awaits tomorrow morning. Find out how much rain you can expect and if any severe weather is expected anytime soon tonight at 10. #mnwx#iawx#abc6wx
[9:44 PM TUES.]- At this point, severe weather is not expected the rest of the night. We do have a couple cells developing behind the main line of rain though. Find out what to expect from those and when we will get more rain tonight at 10. #mnwx#iawx#abc6wx
On the leading edge of the storm that became severe, this photo was taken of the shelf cloud. A shelf cloud usually covers the whole horizon whereas a wall cloud is only in an isolated spot in the back of a thunderstorm.
[11:11 PM]- The cells that developed over Freeborn and Mower counties will be out within the next hour, and are not expected to become severe. After these storms are out, our rain chances will be isolated, at best, before skies clear up overnight. #mnwx#iawx#abc6wx
There is a risk for a few strong to severe storms tonight. Storms will arrive in our area around 6-7 PM and exit around 10-11 PM. Hail and high winds remain the top threats, but a tornado cannot be totally ruled out.
[7:04 PM]- Storms have stayed sub-severe so far, but there is an area of strong thunderstorm activity west of I-35 due to winds up around 40-50 MPH. It was previously producing small hail on radar, but returns have not been showing up recently. #mnwx#iawx#abc6wx
The Drought Monitor has been updated, and we have good news!!
The extreme drought conditions are mostly gone. We do still have moderate to severe drought conditions, but more rain this weekend should help continue to fix drought conditions.
[7:16 PM TUES.] - This line of thunderstorms has had a history of producing strong wind gusts. 42 MPH reported in Wells and a 46 MPH wind gust was reported in Algona. As these storms move east, they are expected to weaken. #mnwx#iawx#abc6wx
[9:33 PM] - Storms are becoming more common around I-35. Storms continue into the overnight hours. A strong to severe storm cannot be completely ruled out, but threats were much higher to our south earlier in the day.
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until Apr 30 8:30PM CDT for Mower, Olmsted, Dodge County. Seek shelter within the warned area stay with @ABC6News for updates. kaaltv.com/live Get mobile severe weather notifications: kaaltv.com/app #ABC6WX#ABC6WX
[10:51 PM SAT.]- EXTREMELY dangerous situation in eastern Oklahoma with multiple strong tornadoes on the ground. If you have family east of OKC & Norman, check in on them.
[6:23 PM TUES.]- The line of storms that could bring occasional strong to severe storms is approaching I-35. Here is some more details on what to expect this evening.
![[8:57 PM]- A few showers have passed through so far this evening, and a few more will do so. However, the heaviest of rainfall awaits tomorrow morning. Find out how much rain you can expect and if any severe weather is expected anytime soon tonight at 10. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMieY2PXAAAI2yo.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-02 01:58:50 [8:57 PM]- A few showers have passed through so far this evening, and a few more will do so. However, the heaviest of rainfall awaits tomorrow morning. Find out how much rain you can expect and if any severe weather is expected anytime soon tonight at 10. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[9:44 PM TUES.]- At this point, severe weather is not expected the rest of the night. We do have a couple cells developing behind the main line of rain though. Find out what to expect from those and when we will get more rain tonight at 10. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMdfyNjWoAEoJS6.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-01 02:46:49 [9:44 PM TUES.]- At this point, severe weather is not expected the rest of the night. We do have a couple cells developing behind the main line of rain though. Find out what to expect from those and when we will get more rain tonight at 10. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[11:11 PM]- The cells that developed over Freeborn and Mower counties will be out within the next hour, and are not expected to become severe. After these storms are out, our rain chances will be isolated, at best, before skies clear up overnight. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMdzqdZW8AAeDF_.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-01 04:13:40 [11:11 PM]- The cells that developed over Freeborn and Mower counties will be out within the next hour, and are not expected to become severe. After these storms are out, our rain chances will be isolated, at best, before skies clear up overnight. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[9:30 PM]- When it rained this evening, it poured!! During the rain, this photo was taken of a rainbow!!
Most of the rain is out of our area now. Find out what other rain chances we have this week tonight at 10.
๐ธ Ryan Pederson
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMdcHpbW4AA-b8N.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-01 02:30:53 [9:30 PM]- When it rained this evening, it poured!! During the rain, this photo was taken of a rainbow!!
Most of the rain is out of our area now. Find out what other rain chances we have this week tonight at 10.
๐ธ Ryan Pederson
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[7:04 PM]- Storms have stayed sub-severe so far, but there is an area of strong thunderstorm activity west of I-35 due to winds up around 40-50 MPH. It was previously producing small hail on radar, but returns have not been showing up recently. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMc8yNxXwAAbqx4.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-01 00:13:55 [7:04 PM]- Storms have stayed sub-severe so far, but there is an area of strong thunderstorm activity west of I-35 due to winds up around 40-50 MPH. It was previously producing small hail on radar, but returns have not been showing up recently. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[7:16 PM TUES.] - This line of thunderstorms has had a history of producing strong wind gusts. 42 MPH reported in Wells and a 46 MPH wind gust was reported in Algona. As these storms move east, they are expected to weaken. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMc947XXQAA8Gh1.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-05-01 00:18:44 [7:16 PM TUES.] - This line of thunderstorms has had a history of producing strong wind gusts. 42 MPH reported in Wells and a 46 MPH wind gust was reported in Algona. As these storms move east, they are expected to weaken. #mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[9:33 PM] - Storms are becoming more common around I-35. Storms continue into the overnight hours. A strong to severe storm cannot be completely ruled out, but threats were much higher to our south earlier in the day.
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMI2qGRWoAAbXyD.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-04-27 02:34:44 [9:33 PM] - Storms are becoming more common around I-35. Storms continue into the overnight hours. A strong to severe storm cannot be completely ruled out, but threats were much higher to our south earlier in the day.
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
![[10:51 PM SAT.]- EXTREMELY dangerous situation in eastern Oklahoma with multiple strong tornadoes on the ground. If you have family east of OKC & Norman, check in on them.
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMOSNqIWEAA-Z8K.jpg "Meteorologist Spencer Furman (@WxSpencerFurman) on Twitter photo 2024-04-28 03:53:13 [10:51 PM SAT.]- EXTREMELY dangerous situation in eastern Oklahoma with multiple strong tornadoes on the ground. If you have family east of OKC & Norman, check in on them.
#mnwx #iawx #abc6wx")
