Overnight thunder threat

Posted at 4:05 PM on August 19, 2010 by Paul Huttner
Filed under: Rainfall, Severe weather

You may hear a little thunder overnight tonight.

The latest discussions from SPC indicate that the thunder threat will increase during the overnight hours. There is still a slight risk for severe storms overnight in much of southern Minnesota.

There will be a few showers around during the evening hours, but it looks like the best chance for severe storms and locally heavy rainfall may occur overnight.

Keep an eye and an ear on the thunder threat overnight!

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