Storm Events Database

Event	Hail
Magnitude	1.00 in.
State	MINNESOTA
County/Area	LAKE OF THE WOODS
WFO	FGF
Begin Date	08/10/2007 03:00:00 CST-6
Begin Range	24
Begin Azimuth	N
Begin Location	LUDE
Begin Lat/Lon	49.31/-94.85
End Date	08/10/2007 03:00:00 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	In the early evening of the 9th, a large thunderstorm complex was located near Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada. This complex was near the crest of a mid level ridge, which extended from southwest Manitoba all the way down into the southern plains. As these storms passed away from the crest of the ridge, they took on an east-southeast movement. This took the thunderstorm complex right through the Winnipeg, Manitoba, area (just after midnight). During its track across southern Manitoba, this storm complex produced hail up to softball size along with very strong winds. As the Manitoba storm complex continued on its east-southeast track, it accelerated to around 45 knots as it approached the northern Lake of the Woods communities and resorts. The complex struck the Angle Inlet, Flag Island, and Oak Island areas around 3 am CST, then continued across extreme southwest Ontario and on through the International Falls, MN, area by early morning (10th).
Event Narrative	Heavy rain and high winds accompanied the storm.

Location	County/Zone	St.	Date	Time	T.Z.	Type	Mag	PrD	CrD
Totals:								0.00K	0.00K
ARNESEN	LAKE OF THE WOODS CO.	MN	08/10/2007	02:40	CST-6	Thunderstorm Wind	52 kts. EG	0.00K	0.00K
LUDE	LAKE OF THE WOODS CO.	MN	08/10/2007	02:55	CST-6	Thunderstorm Wind	52 kts. EG	0.00K	0.00K
LUDE	LAKE OF THE WOODS CO.	MN	08/10/2007	03:00	CST-6	Hail	1.00 in.	0.00K	0.00K
Totals:								0.00K	0.00K