A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the Twin Cities until 11 p.m., giving residents a clear evening window to stay alert as conditions are monitored across the metro. Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso delivered the latest forecast on June 5, 2026.
The watch matters now because it is active for the rest of the evening, and people planning travel, outdoor events or commutes need to know it is in place through 11 p.m. The update also gives the forecast a deadline: after that time, the watch will either expire or be replaced if weather conditions change.
No specific storm timing, intensity or impact details were included in the forecast details provided, so the main fact for readers is the watch itself and how long it lasts. That leaves the key question of which parts of the Twin Cities are covered and what hazards may be expected, even as the alert continues for the night. For readers looking at other parts of the region, a separate severe thunderstorm watch in Kansas City is set to run until 4 a.m. Monday.
For now, the message is simple: the Twin Cities are under watch until 11 p.m., and Del Rosso’s forecast is the latest guide for what happens before it ends.
