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Hail and wind reports › September 21, 2025 › Minnesota

Hail and wind reports in Minnesota, September 21, 2025

15 hail, 2 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.00 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-21 22:16Hail1.00 in2 SE PembertonWasecaDelayed report... time estimated from radar. Hail covering the ground... with the largest stone quarter-sized. Also tree branches down. (MPX)
09-21 22:41Hail1.50 in3 W PipestonePipestone(FSD)
09-21 22:54Hail2.00 in6 NNW New RichlandWaseca(MPX)
09-21 23:51Hail1.00 in1 E JasperRockStorm chaser reported increasing hail activity and size at 6:51 pm CDT. They also reported a rotating wall cloud. (FSD)
09-22 00:00Hail1.25 inEdgertonPipestoneTime estimated based on radar. (FSD)
09-22 00:10Hail1.75 in3 WNW Blooming PrairieSteeleDelayed report... time estimated from radar. Golf ball size hail on Hwy 30 west of Blooming Prairie. (MPX)
09-22 00:30Hail1.00 inHardwickRockSpotter reported heavy rain and quarter sized hail at 7:30 pm CDT. (FSD)
09-22 01:07Hail1.75 in1 SSE South St. PaulDakota(MPX)
09-22 01:10Hail1.50 in2 N NewportRamseyHad about 2 minutes of 0.5 to 1.5 inch hail. (MPX)
09-22 01:17Hail2.00 in1 SSW WoodburyWashingtonSent via X. (MPX)
09-22 01:30Hail1.25 in1 N MagnoliaRockSpotter reported quarter to half dollar sized hail at 8:30 pm CDT. (FSD)
09-22 02:05Hail2.00 in1 N DeephavenHennepinReport and picture sent via X. (MPX)
09-22 02:10Hail1.00 in2 W HutchinsonMcLeod(MPX)
09-22 02:20Hail2.00 in1 SW MinnetonkaHennepinReport from mPING: Hen Egg (2.00 in.). (MPX)
09-22 02:47Hail1.00 in1 NNW WindomCottonwoodHail was quarter size or smaller. Time estimated from radar. (FSD)
09-22 03:57WinddamageNew SweedenNicolletA few trees snapped. Trunks roughly 6 to 12 inches in diameter. (MPX)
09-22 04:05Winddamage8 SE GaylordSibleyTrained spotter reported pea sized hail and small branches down near county border. (MPX)

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