The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Heavy Rain, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00014922, approximately 28.1606 km away, between 2019-07-15 15:46:00 and 2019-07-15 20:30:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 29.520833333333332 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 200000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Several clusters of thunderstorms developed during the afternoon of Monday, July 15th in central Minnesota. A few storms also developed ahead of the storms in central Minnesota, and became severe west of the Twin Cities. Hail stones as large as 2 inches in diameter were reported around Delano, and the western suburbs of the Twin Cities. By the late afternoon, and into the evening, these storms become more wind producers. Several of the storms produced severe downburst wind gusts and caused damage to several trees throughout the Twin Cities metro area. An EF0 tornado also formed on the southern flank of the storms, east of Belle Plaine, and caused significant damage to a farm. ||In addition to the wind damage and hail, these storms were heavy rainfall producers. As the storms merged and trained over the same areas, rainfall amounts in excess of 3 to 4 inches occurred in portions of Hennepin County of the Twin Cities. ||Other areas in the Twin Cities also had excessive rainfall with numerous reports of 1 to 3 inches of rainfall in a short period of time. Flooding were observed in the typical low spots where runoff was too much to handle. Several clusters of thunderstorms developed during the afternoon of Monday, July 15th in central Minnesota. Event Narrative:          A large tree was blown down by Como Park, near Hamline Avenue, and Nebraska. A large tree was blown down in Shakopee. A large tree fell between two houses in North St. Paul. Areas near, and surrounding the Crystal Shopping Center, and the 5700 Block of Broadway, were closed to to high water. Also, the 5600 Block of Corvallis Avenue was closed due to high water. Local officials closed 42nd Avenue in New Hope due to flooding. Several trees were blown down near Highway 13 in Savage. Several trees were blown down near County Road 21 & 18. A NWS Storm Survey indicated a tornado touchdown southeast of Belle Plaine, and tracked a quarter of a mile to the northeast. It damaged a farm and uprooted several large trees. Maximum winds were estimated at 80 mph. A 14 inch diameter tree branch was blown down, blocking Lexington Parkway. A local observer measured 3.20 inches of rainfall near Lakeville. Several trees were blown down between Anoka, Coon Rapids, Andover and Blaine. In addition to the trees, several power lines and street signs were damaged. There were also reports of minor tree damage around Lino Lakes, Fridley, Oak Grove and Lexington. A local mesonet site measured 3.55 inches of rainfall in Medina. A tree was uprooted on Harriet Island. A local observer measured 4.00 inches of rainfall east of Plymouth. A local observer measured 3.45 inches of rainfall south of Plymouth. A local observer measured 3.85 inches of rainfall north of Plymouth. There were multiple reports of large hail, some up to 2 inches in diameter, on the northeast side of Delano, at Lake Rebecca. Local officials closed Preserve Blvd, and Anderson Lakes Parkway due to flooding. Local officials closed parts of Hemlock Lane in Maple Grove due to flooding. A local observer measured 3.78 inches of rainfall near Hamel. A local observer measured 5.16 inches of rainfall north of Hamel. A light pole was blown down near Highway 101. Several large tree branches were blown down north of White Bear Lake. A few trees were snapped in Lakeville. Several trees were blown down near Highway 169, and County Road 21. A large tree was blown down in Dellwood, off of White Bear Lake.