(KNSI) — Central Minnesota has a shot at more severe weather Wednesday afternoon.
Forecasters say storms are expected to develop along a cold front and pop in northeastern Minnesota around 4:00 then build south Wednesday evening. The St. Cloud area is in the slight or two out of five risk category.
The biggest threats are wind and hail.
Last week, the area also saw severe thunderstorms bubble up Thursday and Friday.
The National Weather Service says to have a way to get warnings later today.
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