On average, Minnesota sees 46 tornadoes each year, starting with one in March and extending until October. In April of 2025, ...

Tornadoes struck western Minnesota and South Dakota, causing downed trees and leaving thousands without power.

Sven Sundgaard: Minnesota’s tornado season is off to an active start originally appeared on Bring Me The News. If you think Minnesota’s had some rougher weather so far this season than in recent years ...

South Dakota and Minnesota tornadoes struck over the weekend, damaging homes, downing power lines, and forcing evacuations amid flash floods and powerful overnight storms. The post South Dakota and ...

Early Sunday morning, four "weak" tornadoes were spotted near Minneapolis, the National Weather Service Twin Cities office ...

So far this year, Minnesota has seen 48 tornadoes with 39 of those tornadoes touching the ground in June, according to the NOAA. There were three in April and six in May. The state averages 46 ...

The National Weather Service has confirmed five more tornadoes that touched down in southeast Minnesota and northern Iowa on Wednesday evening.

The State Climatology Office says the preliminary tornado count through the end of June was 48. That surpassed the average number of tornadoes in Minnesota for a whole season. Typically, Minnesota has ...

There have been 48 tornado reports so far this season, according to preliminary data from the Storm Prediction Center. That’s ...

A line of severe thunderstorms Monday brought several reports of tornadoes in Crow Wing and surrounding counties in north-central Minnesota. Severe weather in south-central Minnesota included ...

See the path of destruction tornadoes left in northern Minnesota 00:26. Two tornadoes touched down in Minnesota's cabin country during Monday's severe storms, the National Weather Service confirmed.

Dear Answer Man: After spending a couple of nights hunkered down in the basement with sirens blaring and my cell phone sending warnings, I wondered, when was the last tornado in Rochester? What are ...