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Hail and wind reports › June 5, 2024 › Minnesota

Hail and wind reports in Minnesota, June 5, 2024

0 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 65 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-05 19:20Wind64 mph2 SSE KelloggWabashaMesonet station MN069 U.s.61 - Kellogg - Mp 53. (ARX)
06-05 19:57WinddamageVirginiaSt. LouisPicture via social media of a large pine tree fallen across 5th Avenue in Virginia. Time estimated from radar. (DLH)
06-05 20:45Winddamage5 NNE GuthrieHubbardBroke tree branches 4 to 6 inches in diamter... along with an old spruce. (FGF)
06-05 21:54Wind62 mphPark RapidsHubbard(FGF)
06-05 21:54Winddamage3 SW Grand RapidsItascaPicture via social media. Several trees downed on the Pokegama Golf Course. Time estimated from report and radar. (DLH)
06-05 22:00Winddamage3 S LuxemburgStearnsLate LSR... 14-inch diameter tree limb down along MN-15 and Beaver Lake. Time estimated via radar. (MPX)
06-05 22:03Winddamage4 WNW WabedoCassReport with photos sent in via social media. Observer reports that a few trees that are 14 inches in diameter were snapped at the trunk in a concentrated area. Time est (DLH)
06-05 22:04Winddamage2 SW GuthrieHubbardReport from mPING: Trees uprooted or snapped. (FGF)
06-05 22:10Winddamage1 N CloquetCarltonA photo of a tree fallen down over a fence in the north side of Cloquet area was shared via Facebook. The tree was large enough to cause damage to the fence upon fallin (DLH)
06-05 22:20Winddamage2 S SilicaSt. LouisTree on powerline. Winds made it feel like their car was going to be blown off the road. (DLH)
06-05 23:15Wind65 mph1 S Fergus FallsOtter TailMN DOT observation on I-94. (FGF)
06-05 23:25Winddamage1 ENE Mendota HeightsDakotaLarge tree down on powerlines. Reported via X. (MPX)
06-05 23:35Wind59 mph4 S RandolphGoodhueAWOS station KSYN Stanton AP. (MPX)

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