Community Corner
How Bad Was The Weather At Your House?
More than 50,000 Xcel Energy customers were without power after Tuesday evening's storm in the Twin Cities.
Rain, wind, hail—this storm had it all. And all of that left a path of destruction across the Twin Cities.
Night to Unite events were cut short in Mendota Heights as the bad weather moved into town.
Liz Morris shared a photo on Twitter of the "edge of the storm" over Mendota Heights.
Xcel Energy said about 50,000 customers were affected by the storm. None were listed in Mendota Heights, however. The closest outages to Mendota were in St. Paul and Eagan.
Other reports of damage include golfball-size hail in Eden Prairie, broken windows, and downed trees and power lines.
Tell us in the comments what you experienced at your house Tuesday night.
More Night to Unite coverage:
Night to Unite events were cut short in Mendota Heights as the bad weather moved into town.
Liz Morris shared a photo on Twitter of the "edge of the storm" over Mendota Heights.
Xcel Energy said about 50,000 customers were affected by the storm. None were listed in Mendota Heights, however. The closest outages to Mendota were in St. Paul and Eagan.
Other reports of damage include golfball-size hail in Eden Prairie, broken windows, and downed trees and power lines.
Tell us in the comments what you experienced at your house Tuesday night.
More Night to Unite coverage:
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