The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00014922, approximately 28.4172 km away, between 2015-06-29 14:15:00 and 2015-06-29 19:56:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 3.1622222222222223 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 5000.0 and crop damage of 8000.0. Episode Narrative: Waves of severe thunderstorms moved southward across east central Minnesota, and west central Wisconsin during the afternoon and evening hours of Monday, June 29th. There were also several hail swaths that affected portions of the northwest, and western suburbs of the Twin Cities metro area based on the SHAVE project, trained spotters and the general public. ||Specifically, one complex of severe storms developed during the early-mid afternoon hours near the Elk River, and drifted southward producing large hail from Elk River, to Rogers, Maple Grove, Plymouth and Eden Prairie. ||The second wave of severe thunderstorms moved across far east central Minnesota and again produced large area from near Rush City, North Branch, south across the heart of the Twin Cities metro area before dissipating around sunset. Waves of severe thunderstorms moved southward across east central Minnesota, and west central Wisconsin during the afternoon and evening hours of Monday, June 29th. Event Narrative: Several reports of large hail occurred near in the intersection of Highway 62 and Interstate 494, southward around Eden Prairie Center and the junction of 494 and 169. The largest hail stone was quarter size. Ping pong size hail was reported in the St. Paul, Highland Park area. Several reports of large hail occurred north of Columbus, southwest to the east of Ham Lake. The largest hail stone was ping pong size. Several reports of large hail occurred around the city of Blaine. Hail damage to cars also occurred in the Lowes parking lot in Blaine. Several reports of large hail occurred around the cities of Spring Lake Park, Fridley and Columbia Heights. Several reports of large hail occurred near the intersection of Interstate 35 and 694. Several reports of large hail occurred northwest, west and southwest of the city of Plymouth. The largest hail stone was two inches in diameter. Several reports of large hail occurred near the intersection of Interstate 494 and 394, south-southeast toward the city of Minnetonka. Numerous reports of large hail occurred north, east and southeast of Rogers. Numerous reports of large hail occurred for several minutes around the city of Otsego. The largest hail stone was golf ball size. The local emergency manager indicated some crop damage around Otsego. Several reports of hail occurred near the city of Prior Lake. Several reports of half dollar size hail around the town of Forest Lake. Large branches were blown down near Dallas and Berkshire road. Numerous reports of large hail occurred around Plymouth, west of Plymouth, then southward toward the intersection of Interstate 494, and 394. Several reports of large hail occurred near Withrow, or north of Grant and east of Hugo. The largest hail stone was half dollar size. Several reports of large hail occurred in the city of Shakopee. Numerous reports of large hail occurred between Corcoran and Maple Grove, southeast toward Highway 55.