"Scattered severe thunderstorms are expected to develop across east-central MN this afternoon and move into western WI this evening," says the Twin Cities office of the National Weather Service. "Storms will primarily produce large hail with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as secondary threats."

It’s another warm and sticky afternoon as thunderstorms bookend the day on Thursday. Isolated storms will sweep through on Thursday morning before pushing off to the east. While these storms could produce heavy downpours,

Minnesota’s Weather Authority continues a Forecast First ALERT in forecast for Thursday EveningSTORMS: As a cold front moves across the state, storms are expected to develop in the early morning, then again in the afternoon and evening.

The National Weather Service says there's a risk of severe weather across southern Minnesota this afternoon and evening.

Sunday is bringing summer heat and sunshine back into the Sunday weather. Mostly clear skies are expected for all of Sunday with high temperatures

Let's dive into Thursday's severe threat a bit more. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has placed a sliver from north to south across the center of Minnesota, including in the Twin Cities, for a slight risk of severe storms.