The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00014922, approximately 27.5777 km away, between 2017-06-11 07:10:00 and 2017-06-11 08:17:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 28.497333333333337 inches.The events resulted in 2 injuries and 0 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 700000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A mesoscale convective system developed overnight in South Dakota and traversed across southern Minnesota, producing severe hail, wind, and a tornado. The system continued into West Central Wisconsin where it continued to produce severe wind and hail. The tornado touched down in Kandiyohi County and mostly hit trees and crops, but it did cause significant damage to a couple of large metal buildings.||There were numerous reports of downed trees and power lines in a swath from the South Dakota border, eastward into the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities. Although there were multiple reports of large hail, and some were measured up to golf ball size, the combination of strong winds and hail, took a toll on property, especially in the Twin Cities metro area. The county of Anoka reported some areas receiving up to two feet of hail which caused several cities to use snow plows. The county of Anoka also reported $650,000 in damage to public property and infrastructure.||Wind speeds were measured in several areas up to 70 knots indicating the severity of the storms as torrential rain and hail accompanied the wind. During the height of the storm, roughly 150,000 Xcel Energy customers were without power for several hours. ||One of the most dramatic incidents of damage occurred to the Monticello High School baseball dugout. A weather spotter said the cinder block structure was destroyed by the force of the storm. In that same city, a large tree toppled and landed on a home.||Two people were trapped when a damaged tree fell on them in St. Paul. The two adults had been standing near the tree after the storm passed through, when the tree collapsed and trapped them. Only minor injuries were reported. ||This storm also delayed some of the cyclists that were taking part in a weekend MS150 charity ride from Duluth to St. A mesoscale convective system developed overnight in South Dakota and traversed across southern Minnesota, producing severe hail, wind, and a tornado. Event Narrative:  Report and photo submitted via social media. Several trees (6 to 12 inches in diameter) were snapped. A few large branches were blown down. Report submitted via social media. A 12 diameter branch was blown down. There were 8 inch diameter tree limbs blown down. Large branches and power lines were blown down. A 20 inch diameter tree was blown down. A semi was blown over at Highway 101 and County Road 39. Waconia Middle School wind observation. A 12 to 14 inch diameter tree was blown down on a vehicle. A couple of large tree limbs were snapped off. An 8 inch diameter tree was blown down. There was a large 22 inch diameter tree blown down. Large trees were blown down across the road and on a car at NE Main Street and NE 16th Ave in northeast Minneapolis. A 12 inch in diameter tree was snapped in half. Windows broken due to wind-driven hail. The hail broke numerous windows around Blaine. The local emergency manager reported that both South St. Paul, and West St. Paul had multiple trees blown down. Two trees fell on cars in West St. Paul  and there were multiple power lines down. Trees were knocked down by the strong wind. A trained spotter reported multiple large trees blown down in Tonka Bay; one tree had a diameter of 20 inches. Four inch tree limbs were blown down. The wind gust was reported by the STP ASOS. In addition, two people were trapped when a damaged tree fell on them in St. A large tree was snapped in half in Savage.