The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00014922, approximately 27.09 km away, between 2008-07-10 11:15:00 and 2008-07-10 15:00:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 35.16947368421053 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 0.0 and crop damage of 200000.0. Episode Narrative: A warm frontal boundary across Central Minnesota provided the support for scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms across the region on this date. A warm frontal boundary across Central Minnesota provided the support for scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms across the region on this date. Event Narrative: More then 20 trees downed in a residential area of Lakeville near the|intersection of Highview and Co. Road 46. Trees felled were up to 1 foot in diameter. Privacy fences also blown down. Tree snapped in half at corner of 147th and County Road 42, along with several branches. Two trees snapped behind Fire Station number one. One tree felled 0.5 miles West of County Road 23. Wind measured with anemometer. Fifty nine mph wind gust measured at Flying Cloud Airport. Wind gust measured by anemometer at John Metcalf Junior High School. Wind gust recorded at Rosemount Elementary School. Wind gust measured at Farmington Middle School West. Water up to car windows on 98th St. at intersections of both Normandale and France. Three to 4 inch branches severed. Six branches up to 2 feet in diameter downed on roadways in town. Hail reported in Stubbs Bay area of Lake Minnetonka. Hail occurred at Prairie Center Drive and Highway 5. Numerous trees downed nearly blocking Highway 50. Six inch diameter tree limb severed near Archibald Lane. Hail occurred at Highway 100 and Hennepin County Rd. Two and one half foot diameter tree felled. Medium sized tree branches severed. Lawn furniture picked up and moved. Three to four inch branches severed. Two and one half diameter trees toppled. Occurred at 494 and Xerxes Ave. Three hundred foot long field irrigator blown over at intersection of County Road 47 and County Road 62. Power lines downed along County Road 47 and County Road 85. Numerous large trees toppled in the city of Hampton. Two to three miles East of hampton along Highway 50, several large trees downed over Highway 50. Power lines also felled, along with an automobile either blown off or driven off the road into farm field along this same area. Tractor trailer flipped on its top along Northbound Highway 52 between Coates and Hampton. Cornfields also flattened in the vicinity. Metal shed blown apart and pieces of which wrapped around trees. Garage of home on same property partially collapsed. Two to three foot diameter tree uprooted. Garage, pole barn and farm outbuildings detroyed. Contruction scaffolding on building toppled at 494 and Xerxes Ave. Tree toppled onto house at Lynn Avenue in Savage. Several large trees felled in the northern portion of Savage. A large tree was toppled. Several trees toppled. The smallest of these was six inches in diameter. Damage occurred at 98th and old Shakopee Road, through 91st St. Four large trees toppled. Tornado determined to have occurred as a result of a an NWS damage survey. Occasional broken trees were noted along the path with minor damage to a home. Measured with anemometer. Minor washouts on County Rd. 101 and County Rd. 61, to include some smaller roads in town. Minor pavement collapse on Clearwater Drive. Wind gust recorded by anemometer at Apple Valley High School. Two to three foot diameter wide tree blown down on County Road 47. A large barn felled, large tree limbs severed. Numerous large branches downed at Highway 7 and Minnewashka Park. Strong winds bending trees over. Thirty five foot pine tree uprooted at Highway 52 and Coates Ave. Portion of a metal roof of a building on Lady Bird Lane and Dupont Ave.|Several branches and trees downed in the area West of 35W south of the river toward Savage.