With the high dew points overnight low temperatures remained in the mid 60s F to low 70s F at many locations. Some communities reported Heat Index Values ranging from 102☏ to 108° F (Tracy).
Strong, damaging winds were also reported from Sherburne, Stearns Pope, Stevens, Traverse, Polk, Morrison, Redwood, Cook, Ramsey, and Washington counties with measured gusts over 60 mph in many places.ĭew points in the 70s F pushed the afternoon Heat Index Values over 95☏ in many places on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Large hail was reported from portions of Cook, Lake, Itasca, Pope, Grant, Lincoln, Lyon, Redwood, Cottonwood, Nobles, Sherburne, Olmsted, Goodhue, Dakota, Dodge, Anoka, and Wright Counties. Despite the rains, the majority of the state landscape remains locked in the grip of Moderate to Severe Drought.Īlso, thunderstorms brought hail on July 22, 24, and 25th. Their summary showed that some areas received over 3 inches from these storms. The DNR State Climatology Office web site presents a comprehensive analysis of the storms of July 25-26. Also portions of Dakota and Washington Counties reported over 2 inches.
Hallock (Kittson County), Theilman (Wabasha County), Zumbrota (Goodhue County), Kimball (Stearns County), Jordan (Scott County), and Brownton (McLeod County) all reported over 2 inches of rainfall this week. Heat and humidity dominated the state this week, but some thunderstorms also brought hail and heavy rains to a few places. Highest Dew Points of the Summer With Thunderstorms:
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