Minnesota
Multiple tornadoes confirmed in western Minnesota
A harmful storm of embedded rain-wrapped tornadoes is pushing throughout the western a part of the state, with tornadoes confirmed in Alexandria, Eagle Bend and Nelson.
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. —
6 p.m.
Storms began transferring by way of Cass County, the place radar indicated some rotation. Meteorologist Ben Dery stated the road of storms is continuous to maneuver east, increasing additional into southern Minnesota. Wind gusts have reportedly exceeded 60 mph close to New Ulm.
Heavy injury has been reported following a confirmed twister, close to Alexandria. Harm reportedly consists of structural and downed timber.
Pea-sized hail was additionally reported close to Gaylord, Minnesota.
Straight line winds close to Osage have been measured at 68-70 mph, whereas 90 mph winds have been recorded in Appleton, Minnesota, the place a twister was confirmed earlier this afternoon.
The road of storms is anticipated to achieve the Twin Cities metro by 7 p.m.
5:20 p.m.
The Nationwide Climate Service has additionally confirmed tornadoes in Eagle Bend and Nelson, Minnesota simply after 5 p.m.
5 p.m.
A harmful storm of embedded rain-wrapped tornadoes is pushing throughout western Minnesota has produced a confirmed twister close to Alexandria.
The twister, confirmed round 4:40 p.m., is transferring northeast at 60 to 80 miles per hour.
The twister has broken cabins, houses and boats on Maple Lake, in keeping with KARE 11 meteorgolosit Belinda Jensen.
The identical band of storms producing extreme climate and tornadoes within the western half of the state is forecast to achieve the Twin Cities metro round 7 p.m. and can rapidly transfer by way of the world.
A number of Twister Warnings have been issued by the Nationwide Climate Service Monday afternoon.
It is a creating story. KARE 11 will present extra updates as new data turns into out there.
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