Storms could mean more water for already drenched Twin Cities

Category: Weather

Thunderstorms are expected in the Twin Cities Sunday night into Monday morning, with heavy rain likely. The National Weather Service predicts storms to begin around 8 p.m. and continue until nearly 7 a.m. Meteorologist Michelle Margraf notes that while severe storms are unlikely, significant rainfall is anticipated. The area has already experienced nearly 2 feet of precipitation this year, surpassing the normal amount for this time. Hot and humid conditions will persist with temperatures in the upper 80s.

Keywords: Thunderstorms, Twin Cities, Heavy Rain

Source: Star Tribune

Update At: 7/30/2024

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