| Event |
Hail |
| Magnitude |
0.88 in. |
| State |
MINNESOTA |
| County/Area |
SCOTT |
| WFO |
MPX |
| Begin Date |
07/22/2009 13:20:00 CST-6 |
| Begin Range |
3 |
| Begin Azimuth |
S |
| Begin Location |
BLAKELEY |
| Begin Lat/Lon |
44.57/-93.85 |
| End Date |
07/22/2009 13:20:00 CST-6 |
| Deaths Direct/Indirect |
0/0 (fatality details below, when available...) |
| Injuries Direct/Indirect |
0/0 |
| Property Damage |
0.00K |
| Crop Damage |
0.00K |
| Episode Narrative |
A typical convective summer day occurred across the area, with enough instability to general healthy updrafts and pulse type severe thunderstorms. Freezing levels around 10,000' and wet-bulb temperatures around 9500' allowed for any thunderstorms that developed to generate large hail stones. Most of the thunderstorms developed as a weak disturbance moved southeast across the Dakotas and into Minnesota and Wisconsin. Once the disturbance generated thunderstorms, outflow boundaries from the storms allowed for the continuation of re-generation of convection through the evening. |
| Event Narrative |
The public reported nickel size hail three miles south of Blakeley. |
