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The Cities Blog
Dan Olson

Exciting cloud watching in Minneapolis

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Doesn't take much to entertain me.

Combination of wind, humidity, sirens popping off, some great lightning topped with frosting-like clouds created quite a stir in downtown Minneapolis last night near the Guthrie Theater.

Rubenesque, or full-figured, are descriptors that come to mind to describe the clouds.

The sky show created some pea-sized hail that pinged off cars and bounced off sidewalks.

Weather is worth worrying about. But it's also a great spectator sport when no one gets hurt.

And as usual Paul Huttner has lots of information on how it all came about.