It’s a hot and sticky Wednesday with a heat advisory issued for the Twin Cities and scattered storm chances later in the day.

Very heavy rainfall rates in parts of Minnesota have lead to flash flooding in several parts of the state on Wednesday.

Severe storms prompted tornado warnings that led to 10 tornadoes reportedly touching down in southern Minnesota on Wednesday, while the Twin Cities and western Minnesota dealt with flash flooding ...

We are gearing up for a potential high-impact weather day across much of central and southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. An ...

Meanwhile, flood watches and warnings have been issued, with the NWS predicting some locations to get 4-5+ inches of rain, with rain falling at rates of 1+ inches per hour in the heaviest bands.

The agency issued a flash flood warning for the southern communities of Marshal, Lynd and Russell, which was in effect until Saturday at 12:15 a.m.

Streets are flooding due to a deluge of rain that has been falling quickly and heavily in Ely and other parts of Minnesota. A ...

An elevated flooding risk persists on Sunday for some parts of the Southeast as Alabama, Georgia and the Florida Panhandle ...

Southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin may see 2-3 inches of rainfall, with localized flooding a concern. A brief warmup is possible next weekend, but storm chances may linger.