 Yeah, we're all catching up on lost sleep the last week or so. These were classic nocturnal storms, meaning they feed at night off all that heat and humidity. And that MCS, mesoscale convective complex, a big thunderstorm cluster, raced down I-94 from around Fargo-Moorhead through Alexandria, St. Cloud, into the Twin Cities after midnight. Peak gust at Twin Cities Airport was 62 miles an hour. That's what knocked the trees down, knocked the power out.