The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00014922, approximately 21.8059 km away, between 2005-06-07 17:07:00 and 2005-06-08 03:15:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 36.612758620689654 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative:                             
Event Narrative: Law enforcement officials reported nickel sized hail at the intersection of Highway 29 and County Road 6. A 121-year-old barn was blown down along Highway 72 in Morristown Township, Section 14. Eight trees up to 12 inches in diameter and numerous branches were downed. Three inch branches were downed. Two trees up to 10 inches in diameter were downed. A power line was downed onto Elm Avenue. Numerous trees were downed onto homes, streets, and yards. Several homes sustained significant roof damage and broken windows. A fallen tree punched a hole in the roof and a branch stuck through into an upstairs bedroom at a home on Division Street South. A person sleeping in a bed below the hole was awakened when insulation fell on them but was otherwise unharmed. A trampoline in the yard was thrown with such force that it bent a fence. A town resident said the high winds lasted for nearly 15 minutes. Trees were downed onto two mobile homes. Trees and large branches were downed. Branches were downed. Trees were uprooted and 4 homes and a deck were damaged along the east shore of Lake Stella along County Road 14. One man was trapped in a porch when a tree fell on it and had to break a window to escape. A boat lift and attached boat were blown over a dock and rolled a few feet along the Lake Stella shoreline. Six foot waves were reported on Lake Stella and water lapped up to County Road 14. In addition, power lines were downed over 650th Avenue near Casey Lake and along 670th Avenue near County Road 9. Five power poles were snapped off, 13 light poles were downed, and a number of trees were uprooted in Nicollet. One large tree branch fell onto a car on Third Street. Tree and power line damage was also reported in Courtland and St. Peter. In Lafayette, 10 trees were damaged and 2x6 wooden bleachers at a ball field were snapped and pushed over on their sides. Seven miles east of Lafayette in New Sweden Township, a 25 foot diameter Ash tree was broken off at its base and thrown 150 feet. Several trees in a nearby grove were twisted and broken about 25 feet up in the canopy. In addition, a circa 1930s steel bin with a 1500 bushel capacity was twisted up and rolled at least 200 feet. Trees and power lines were downed. A power line fell onto Highway 212 near Unit Avenue about 3 miles east of town. A tractor trailer hit the downed wire and pulled down a transmission pole. Numerous trees were downed onto yards and roads. The most concentrated area of damage was in an east-west path between 12th North and Center streets. One large tree pulled up the sidewalk and a portion of the curb on South Minnesota Street. Trees were downed near Lake Erie. A pontoon boat was flipped and a dock was destroyed along the Lake Ripley shoreline. The roof of a hoop barn was removed at a farm on 98th Street in Stockholm Township, Section 21. The tops of trees were also snapped. Numerous trees were downed. Trees were downed around town. A transformer blew off a pole and could not be found. A power line was downed into a ditch near the intersection of Jade Avenue and 220th Street about two miles north of town. Dime sized hail fell on the west side of town. A pole barn and other large sheds were downed just south of Winsted along County Road 1. Numerous trees and a few power lines were downed onto homes, vehicles, and roads in Winsted. A wall was pushed in the downtown area. Large trees up to 10 inches in diameter were downed. Minor damage was reported to fences and facades. The damage was most significant in the Bellgrove neighborhood. Several trees were downed in Willmar, including one which fell onto a garage and damaged two cars on Ella Avenue NW. Trees were also downed onto power lines north of Kandiyohi around Diamond Lake, near Lake Florida, in the Raymond area, southwest of Willmar, and north of Prinsburg. Nickel sized hail fell at the intersection of Highway 71 and County Road 10.