Rain totals: More than an inch for parts of Twin Cities metro area
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Rain totals statewide for Thursday, June 18.
(FOX 9) - The Twin Cities and southern Minnesota areas are at a slight risk of severe weather Thursday night as storms left more than an inch of rain and power outages in some parts of the Twin Cities metro area.
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Twin Cities metro area rain totals for Thursday, June 18.
Gusty winds and heavy rain are the main threats of the storm that will continue into the night.
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A double rainbow at FOX 9's Eden Prairie studios after the storm Thursday.
More than an inch of rain was reported at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport after the storm moved through Thursday evening. More than an inch was also reported in Minnetonka, Buffalo, Lakeville, Burnsville and Eagan.
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Storms move into Sibley County, Minn. Thursday evening. (Bill Doms)
According to Xcel Energy, 113 outages affected 3,196 customers as of 8:40 p.m. The majority of the outages are concentrated in the southwest suburbs of Minneapolis.
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A severe weather outlook for Thursday night, June 18.
People in the FOX 9 viewing area should stay sky aware through the evening Thursday.