JUNE 28, 2020 MINNESOTA: TORNADO WARNED SUPERCELLS AND A FEW FUNNELS
First supercell of the day, storm base and intense core near Wells, MN.
Intense core as the storm crept closer and right at us near Wells, MN.
Wall cloud organizing on the same storm as we watched directly out ahead.
Organized, rising scud finger that looked like a funnel but was not. However, wall cloud/lowering was rotating at this point.
Rising scud finger still present with the wall cloud becoming more ragged near Austin, MN.
Legit funnel cloud here as we watched the storm near Grand Meadow, MN
Funnel cloud still there in the middle of the wall cloud and easy to identify inflow tail condensating right to left into the action area.
Decent structure here of the storm base of a tornado warned supercell near Spring Valley, MN
Beautiful wall cloud on a tornado warned supercell in the hill country near Preston, MN
Rotating wall cloud on the storm near Preston, MN. Closest this storm came to dropping a tornado through its life cycle!
Mesoscale discussion issued at 3:42 PM CDT for southeast Minnesota and north-central / northeast Iowa. Remnant MCV moving through the area and may produce a few funnels and a brief tornado. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2020/md1039.html
Tornado watch issued at 5:15 PM CDT for southeast Minnesota and a couple counties in northeast Iowa. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/2020/ww0315.html
Mesoscale discussion issued at 7:20 PM CDT as the severe threat continues. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/2020/md1044.html
