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The Wednesday weather topic during Minnesota Severe Weather Awareness week is an event our area is all to familiar with: flooding. Two of the past three years we've experienced this type of weather locally. Nationally, floods claim nearly 200 lives each year and force 300,000 people from their homes...

During Minnesota Severe Weather Awareness Week today we tackle storms, hail and lightning. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety tells us all thunderstorms are dangerous. Severe thunderstorms produce large hail and damaging winds of at least 58 mph...

Homeland Security and Emergency Management (a division of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety) has designated April 17-21 Severe Weather Awareness Week in Minnesota. Each day a different topic will be addressed courtesy of those agencies and the National Weather Service...

The KDHL AM Minnesota program has been expanded to an hour Thursday morning at 9:30 and will be replayed Monday night at 7 for those who can't listen during the day. Next week is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Minnesota, as designated by Homeland Security and Emergency Management...

With Minnesota experiencing the earliest tornadoes ever on March 6 in Zimmerman and Clarks Grove, I thought I'd just do a bit of poking around in regards to which states get the most. First we'll start in Minneapolis/St.Paul. Between 1950 and 2013 the busiest month for tornadoes has been July with 20, followed by May with 17...

This morning the National Weather Service confirmed that the state of Minnesota had experienced its earliest tornado ever. A touchdown near Zimmerman in Sherburne County occurred about 6:15PM Monday. The earliest Minnesota had experienced a tornado before was March 18, 1968, near St...

Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines fog as "vapor condensed to fine particles of water suspended in the lower atmosphere that differs from cloud only in being near the ground." It's also considered to be a form or type of low-lying cloud...

The forecast is heating up and it feels like spring could be here any minute! Knowing how fickle Minnesota weather can be, I reached out to Weather Eye meteorologist Laura Lockwood to get her take on this warm weather we've been experiencing and if it will continue. Laura is always helpful in breaking down weather patterns and explaining the latest forecast to our listeners.

Rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn recently issued an advisory recommending people keep their vehicles off the lakes. Dunn told KDHL/Power 96 Radio it takes his deputies about 30 minutes to get to the scene, "so time is not on your side if you go through that ice...

// Faribault, MN weather//