Minnesota
Four tornados touched down in western Minnesota Saturday: National Weather Service
A twister funnel in Prinsburg, Minnesota. (Photograph courtesy of Brian Punt)
(FOX 9) – Storms firing up Saturday evening in Western Minnesota reminding us that extreme climate season is upon us.
These storms fashioned alongside a heat entrance in western Minnesota Saturday afternoon, and shortly strengthened, prompting a number of twister warnings starting simply earlier than 6 p.m. in Chippewa County.
The primary twister was confirmed close to Granite Falls. Injury was additionally reported in Renville, with a quick twister landing confirmed there.
The Nationwide Climate Service has confirmed 4 tornadoes, one among which prompted some harm to an outbuilding in Renville County.
Injury assessments will probably be made by the Nationwide Climate Service Sunday afternoon to find out the scores of the confirmed tornadoes.
Sunday afternoon comes with an opportunity of some remoted showers, and some storms. That instability carries into the week forward, with probabilities of scattered showers and storms all through the work week.