Hail and wind reports › June 29, 2026 › South Dakota
Hail and wind reports in South Dakota, June 29, 2026
3 hail, 9 wind and 2 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 84 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06-29 13:04 | Hail | 1.00 in | Groton | Brown | (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:40 | Hail | 1.75 in | 2 NW Eden | Marshall | Relayed a report of Golf Ball sized hail near Eden. Time estimated via radar. (ABR) |
| 06-30 00:52 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 W Yankton | Yankton | (FSD) |
| 06-29 12:05 | Wind | 80 mph | 6 S Rockham | Hand | Mesonet station RHMS2 Rockham 6SSE (SD Mesonet). (ABR) |
| 06-29 12:21 | Wind | 84 mph | 5 NW Redfield | Spink | Ambient Weather Station. (ABR) |
| 06-29 12:45 | Wind | 64 mph | 6 SW Stratford | Brown | Ambient Weather Station. (ABR) |
| 06-29 12:59 | Wind | damage | 5 SW Andover | Day | Report of tree damage in the Amsden Dam Lake area. Time estimated. (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:07 | Wind | 62 mph | Andover | Day | Mesonet station 45 Andover (SDDOT). (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:22 | Wind | damage | Bristol | Day | Report of powerlines down. Time estimated. (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:33 | Wind | damage | Webster | Day | Report of 1-2 inch diameter tree branches down. (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:36 | Wind | damage | 1 SE Roy Lake State Par | Marshall | Several large trees down in the campground on the east side of Roy Lake State Park. No damage to park buildings. (ABR) |
| 06-29 14:10 | Wind | 69 mph | 1 W Sica Hollow | Marshall | Mesonet station SHMS2 Sica Hollow (SD Mesonet). (ABR) |
| 06-29 13:01 | Tornado | 1 S Andover | Day | Tornado observed and quickly became rain wrapped. (ABR) | |
| 06-29 13:13 | Tornado | Pierpont | Day | Marshall County EM relayed a report of a tornado near Pierpont. Time/location estimated. (ABR) |
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