Minnesota
Temps near 80 with storms possible Tuesday in Minnesota
It is by no means too late for extreme climate. That is very true in a risky climate month like October, and much more true when you think about there was a twister outbreak ten days earlier than Christmas final 12 months. We’re not speaking a couple of loopy extreme climate outbreak on this story, however there could possibly be some intense storms Tuesday.
NOAA’s Storm Prediction has most of Iowa and a piece of southern Minnesota in a marginal danger for extreme storms. That is simply stage 1 of 5, indicating potential for remoted extreme storms.
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If storms can attain extreme ranges Tuesday, they might pose a menace for big hail and robust winds. There is not any speak of tornadoes within the SPC’s forecast.
“This must be sufficient for an remoted extreme menace with cells that develop within the stronger instability forward of the entrance. Hail and marginally extreme winds are attainable with the stronger cells. Though an remoted extreme menace may persist into the mid night, the menace is anticipated to decrease by late night as instability decreases throughout the area.”
Here is the lightning forecast from the European mannequin. If correct, it will imply a line of thunderstorms popping in central and southern Minnesota mid-afternoon Tuesday after which shifting by means of or close to the Twin Cities someday within the 6-10 p.m. window.
Tuesday goes to be fairly a bit hotter than regular for Oct. 11 with highs anticipated to surge into the 70s within the Twin Cities and presumably 80 in some spots.
The massive query is that if will probably be the final 70 of the 12 months. Final 12 months, the ultimate 70-degree day was Oct. 19. In 2020 it was Oct. 7, and it was Oct. 9 in 2019 and Oct. 18 in 2018.
Dew factors can even climb into the 50s to close 60 on Tuesday. It’s going to really feel just a little juicy outdoors after an extended interval of dry climate. Nonetheless, even with the rain potential it isn’t anticipated to place a lot of a dent within the drought situations.
However because the chilly entrance pushes by means of, there’s going to be a speedy drop in temperature and dew level. Highs Wednesday might be within the 50s, in keeping with the Nationwide Climate Service, adopted by temps within the 40s and possibly low 50s Thursday.
Each Wednesday and Thursday will characteristic gusty winds from the northwest and the climate service expects cool situations to prevail by means of subsequent weekend.
Minnesota
Minnesota United transfer Victor Eriksson to Swedish club | MLSSoccer.com
TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: Transfer
The 23-year-old defender joined Minnesota in January, though made just four appearances (two starts) at the first-team level. Now, Eriksson returns to Sweden after previously making 115 appearances for Värnamo.
“We thank Victor for his time at Minnesota United and we wish him the best of luck in his future,” MNUFC chief soccer officer and sporting director Khaled El-Ahmad said in a statement. “Hammarby are a big club and when this opportunity presented itself, we mutually agreed that his return to Sweden is the best move for him to continue his playing career.”
The Loons are fifth in the Western Conference and could add reinforcements during the Secondary Transfer Window (July 18 – Aug. 14), the club’s first under head coach Eric Ramsay and El-Ahmad.
Hammarby sit fourth in the Allsvenskan after 12 games, one spot shy of a Europa Conference League qualifier spot.
Minnesota
FEMA approves federal disaster declaration for 22 Minnesota counties
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) – The Minnesota governor’s office announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved a federal disaster declaration for 22 counties in Minnesota impacted by flooding.
The purpose of a federal disaster declaration is to provide resources to reimburse communities for debris removal, emergency protective measures as well as repair and replacement of damaged infrastructure, according to a government officials.
Gov. Tim Walz and FEMA officials gave an update on the state’s flood outlook Friday morning. That news conference can be seen above.
The approved counties include the following:
- Blue Earth
- Carver
- Cass
- Cook
- Cottonwood
- Faribault
- Fillmore
- Freeborn
- Goodhue
- Jackson
- Lake
- Le Sueur
- Murray
- Nobles
- Pipestone
- Rice
- Rock
- St. Louis
- Steele
- Wabasha
- Waseca
- Watonwan
Officials say damage assessments are ongoing and other counties along with other forms of assistance may be added following the assessments’ completion. There are currently 20 other counties under review for federal disaster declaration funds.
Gov. Walz released the following statement on FEMA’s approval:
“I’ve seen the damage across our state firsthand – it’s going to take a united effort at every level of government to quickly rebuild and recover. This assistance is going to make all the difference in that recovery. I’m grateful to our partners in the federal government for doing their part, just as Minnesotans have done theirs, filling tens of thousands of sandbags, checking in on their neighbors, and volunteering their time.”
Earlier this week, Gov. Walz sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting a Presidential Disaster Declaration. A copy of that letter can be seen below:
Minnesota
Disaster declaration approved for Minnesota
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) – A major disaster declaration has been declared for Minnesota.
President Biden declared a major disaster in the State of Minnesota and ordered Federal aid to supplement State, tribal, and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe storms and flooding beginning on June 16, 2024, and continuing.
Federal funding is available to state, tribal, and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by the severe storms and flooding.
Counties include: Blue Earth, Carver, Cass, Cook, Cottonwood, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Jackson, Lake, Le Sueur, Murray, Nobles, Pipestone, Rice, Rock, St. Louis, Steele, Wabasha, Waseca, and Watonwan.
Damage assessments are continuing and more counties and additional forms of assistance, including personal assistance, may be designated after the assessments are fully completed.
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