Isolated severe storms will be likely across parts of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest on Wednesday afternoon and evening. North Dakota and northern Minnesota could see more organized convection into the overnight hours.
A frontal system draped from the Dakotas to southern Illinois could trigger storms later on Wednesday. Plenty of instability and ample moisture will mean that some storms will pose a hail and strong wind threat.
Later this evening and overnight, favorable winds throughout the atmosphere combined with sustained instability could yield a fast moving line of storms, kicking off in North Dakota. The system will most likely progress eastward across the state, before weakening into Minnesota. Should conditions align more, we may see storms keep continue into Wisconsin.
As always, MORECAST meteorologists will continue to monitor the forecast and bring you the latest.