On Monday afternoon, there were over 4,000 Minnesotans reportedly without service. Severe storms forecast across the state had the potential for hail, strong wind gusts and tornad

Meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest as the first of two rounds of possible severe weather is heading toward the Twin Cities Monday morning.

Storm chaser Aaron Jayjack reports live from Iowa, explaining why storm chasers prefer to be on the south side of storms like the ones moving through the Upper Midwest on April 28.

Storms with lightning and hail and at least one observed tornado were moving through the upper Midwest with the potential for strong tornadoes.

AccuWeather's Severe Weather Expert Guy Pearson reports on the building storms in the Midwest that are expected to bring strong wind gusts and hail.

Two rounds of severe storms with hail, damaging wind and tornadoes are possible Monday night in southeast Wisconsin.

Storms are possible in the Chicago area Monday evening and night, but the likelihood has dropped. A warm front will push high temperatures into the 80s with increasing winds by the afternoon and into the evening,

There is a marginal chance of severe weather for Tuesday with medium chances of hail, heavy rain, and wind in the evening. High pressure remains in control on Monday, allowing it to be sunny and warm.