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Hail and wind reports › September 19, 2024 › Minnesota

Hail and wind reports in Minnesota, September 19, 2024

8 hail, 6 wind and 4 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-19 20:01Winddamage3 SSE GlenvilleFreebornDelayed report... time estimated from radar. Dozens of mature trees down along 810th Ave. (MPX)
09-19 20:23Winddamage3 N Rose CreekMowerTrees down near 610th Ave and 205th St. (ARX)
09-19 21:02Winddamage2 ESE OstranderFillmoreSemi blown over on Highway 63. (ARX)
09-19 21:05Wind60 mph3 NE OstranderFillmore(ARX)
09-19 21:25Winddamage1 E EtnaFillmoreOne tree down along County Road 14. (ARX)
09-19 21:37Hail1.00 inNorthfieldRice(MPX)
09-19 22:03Hail1.00 inSturgeon LakePineFrom photo on social media. (DLH)
09-19 22:05Winddamage3 N CanyonSt. LouisMultiple trees down along the highway via photo from social media. (DLH)
09-19 22:05Tornado4 N CanyonSt. Louis4 Pine trees 1 foot in diameter snapped 10 feet up from base. (DLH)
09-19 22:10Tornado2 E CottonSt. Louis2 aspen uprooted and 2 aspen snapped at least above 10 feet from base of trunk. (DLH)
09-19 22:11Hail1.00 in2 S OwatonnaSteelePicture on social media showed 1 inch hail. (MPX)
09-19 22:15Tornado2 SSE CottonSt. LouisPhoto via social media of a tornado on the ground northwest of Lake Elora. location and time estimated. (DLH)
09-19 22:19Hail1.00 in2 E Cottage GroveWashingtonReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (MPX)
09-19 22:40Hail1.50 in2 E MahtowaCarltonDamage to cars on Interstate 35 near Mahtowa. (DLH)
09-19 22:55Hail1.00 in3 SE BrookstonSt. Louis(DLH)
09-19 22:58Hail1.50 in2 WSW KenyonGoodhueLot of hail... largest was ping pong ball size. (MPX)
09-20 00:14Hail1.25 in2 W MiesvilleDakotaReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (MPX)
09-20 10:08Tornado2 ESE CottonSt. LouisAt least 35 pine trees snapped at base on the north side of Bug Creek Rd. (DLH)

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