severe weather

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Both the National Weather Service and the Minnesota Department of Transportation issued warnings related to the storm, including a warning to be on the lookout for a "flash freeze".

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Conditions are right to deliver a powerful line of thunderstorms that could lead to wind damage like that seen in July of 2016.

A tornado-like phenomena touched down in Mankato within the first few days of summer.

A strong thunderstorm produced at least one confirmed tornado that caused massive damage near Elk Mound, Wisconsin.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for all of the greater Twin Ports region through 10 pm Monday night, warning of the possibility of large hail, damaging winds, localized flooding, and frequent lightning.

Crews are working to restore power in parts of Lincoln Park, Denfeld and Orr.

It's the hottest week of the summer so far and Douglas County in Wisconsin has opened up cooling centers to keep citizens out of the heat.

In a press conference at the Public Safety Building in Duluth, representatives from the City of Duluth, St. Louis County, and Minnesota Power updated the public on a number of things, including progress in restoring power.

A powerful line of severe thunderstorms swept through Northern Minnesota, leaving a path of toppled trees, fallen power lines, property damage, and even tipped-over airplanes (see below). The National Weather Service in Duluth forecasted 70+ mph wind gusts as part of this storm system as it passed through the Twin Ports.