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Temperatures have been falling and winds have been increasing across southern Minnesota as a strong front is beginning to move east across the state.

The winter storm that swept into Minnesota this week has moved on but not before dumping more than a foot of snow in some northern parts of the state on Thursday.

When will the sun shine again?

The National Weather Service is now reporting at least ten tornadoes that struck parts of SE Minnesota Thursday evening.

Severe weather that apparently included tornadoes blasted through portions of southeast Minnesota Thursday evening, causing widespread damage.

Yes, it was hot across southern Minnesota Saturday, along with summerlike humidity.

Residents of southeast Minnesota are being advised of an approaching late-summer weather system that could leave the region wet the next few days.

The National Weather Service says two lines of thunderstorms moved across southeast Minnesota Saturday and some of the storm cells produced very strong winds that caused scattered damage.

It will another warm and muggy day Saturday across southeast Minnesota, although conditions are not expected to be as bad as they were on Friday.

The National Weather Service says Saturday rains should move to the north around midday, and then heat and humidity will return to the south.