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Severe storms could return to the area later this weekend

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The severe storms that quickly moved through the county Thursday left a long trail of downed trees and powerlines stretching from west of Duluth through northern Cook County and on into northern Wisconsin and lower Michigan. Similar weather could return later on Saturday. WTIP's Jay Andersen spoke with meteorologist and hazardous weather specialist Carol Christenson.

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