Scattered storms will gradually weaken this evening, before another round of showers/storms develops tomorrow morning east of I-35. The forecast looks much drier and less cloudy heading into the middle of the week☀️#mnwx #wiwx

Twin Cities Metro: An area of scattered thunderstorms are starting to move into the western metro. There have been reports of pea to penny size hail with some of these storms. These will continue east through the next few hours. Be ready to head indoors if needed! #mnwx #wiwx

Scattered showers thunderstorms will impact central & southern MN this afternoon. Conditions favor the formation of funnel clouds, but gusty winds are the most likely threat. Stay weather aware & report any sightings of severe weather. #MNwx

Happy Memorial Day from NWS Twin Cities. Rain will continue to make its way east this morning before redevelopment of scattered storms across west-central MN. A few stronger storms are possible this afternoon across in southern MN. Beautiful weather returns midweek #mnwx #wiwx pic.twitter.com/mjZK…

Rainfall map from the past week. Most locations received 1.5"-3.5", with locally higher amounts. Thank you to our volunteer COOP and @CoCoRaHS observers for the rainfall measurements! Check out how the rainfall has impacted area rivers here: water.noaa.gov/wfo/m… #mnwx #wiwx

Clouds and rain clear out tonight, before another round of showers/storms arrives tomorrow. Some of these storms could be severe for areas further south, with the primary threat being damaging winds ⛈️ #mnwx #wiwx

Got Memorial Day plans? Better pack an umbrella! ☔️ This is a FORECAST of what the radar will look like for Memorial Day. Things will differ, but this hits the general idea of showers currently in the Dakotas moving across southern MN in the morning. (1/2)