The Brief
- The City of Minneapolis is urging residents to be ready for the potential for severe weather on Monday.
- The Twin Cities and much of southern Minnesota are under a moderate risk of severe weather.
- The severe weather is expected to come in two waves.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – The City of Minneapolis is warning residents as the potential of severe storms looms on Monday.
Minneapolis warning
What you can do:
The City of Minneapolis sent out a warning on Sunday, asking residents to prepare for the potential of severe storms.
The warning includes a list of reminders, including:
- Make sure you can receive severe weather alerts. You can download the FOX 9 Weather app to get live storm alerts and track any severe weather. You can also sign up for alerts from the city here.
- Be ready to shelter, if needed, in a basement or interior room on the lowest level of your home.
- Secure outdoor furniture and décor in preparation for strong winds.
- Clear leaves and debris from in front of catch basins to ensure water can get to the drain.
- Prepare for potential power outages by charging devices and having a flashlight on hand.
Severe weather preparedness
What they’re saying:…