severe thunderstorm

Powerful thunderstorms ravaged parts of Wisconsin Thursday, with at least one tornado being reported.

Some late-season thunderstorms moved through the Twin Cities and into western Wisconsin yesterday dropping some massive hailstones from the sky.

Duluth woke up to the aftermath of one of the most powerful wind storms the region had seen. Trees were down across the region and power was out for days. Here's a look back at the damage.

It's been a week since devastating storms swept through the Northland.  While tremendous strides have been made restoring power to those who lost it, crews are still faced with plenty of challenges to get everyone back on the grid.  Wednesday, Lake Country Power provided an update for their area, as well as a video of what their crews are facing.

The Northland continues to recover from the heavy storms that hit overnight.  This includes Minnesota state parks such as Itasca State Park, which also suffered downed trees and power loss.  If you have camping plans going into the weekend,  make sure to check conditions.

The storm that ripped through the Northland early Thursday morning not only destroyed trees, knocked out power and caused damage, but now there are storm-related fatalities being reported in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.

We've had some pretty rough weather so far this summer, causing damage to property and to trees.  I've had to deal with two trees down in my yard already this summer and I'm just waiting for the next one to go.  If you're not sure what to do when this happens to you, check out these helpful tips from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Last night we saw some severe weather roll through the Northland.  We went on Facebook and asked listeners to share photos of the storm with us.  We got a ton of great photos.  Thanks everyone!  Check them out here!