Faribault's Weather Page

Storm log

Saturday, April 9, 2011

0.5-inch hail in Northfield

  • Hail

The National Weather Service logged one storm report within 20 miles, a hail report. It issued no warnings for Rice County.

Largest hail within 20 miles
0.5 in.In Northfield
Storm reports
1Within 20 miles

Timeline

  1. 1 storm report, 1:58 p.m.

Bars: warnings, from issue to end; filled when the warning covered Faribault. Dots: storm reports at the time of each.

Faribault airport (KFBL)

  1. Temperature 46° to 63°
  2. Wind gusts to 28 mph
  3. Pressure 29.53 to 29.93 in.

High 63° at 9:14 p.m., low 46° at 4:54 a.m. Peak gust 28 mph at 10:14 p.m. Shaded: the storm's round (1:58 p.m.). The airport reports about every 20 minutes, so a gust between its reports isn't in this record. Pressure is its altimeter setting, in inches of mercury. Over The airport's day Midnight to midnight standard time all year (1 a.m. to 1 a.m. in daylight time): the day the airport's high and low cover. This site's report card: midnight to midnight standard time.

Map

Map of Rice County for Saturday, April 9, 2011: 0 warning outlines and 1 storm report within 20 miles of Faribault, numbered as in the reports tableFaribault1
  • Hail 1
  • Hail dots are sized by the hail.
  • Faribault
  • 20 miles

Storm reports

Within 20 miles of Faribault, from the National Weather Service; the numbers match the map.

Storm reports within 20 miles of Faribault, Saturday, April 9, 2011
No.TimeReportWhereFrom FaribaultReported by
11:58 p.m.Hail 0.5 in. (small marble)
Remark

NORTHFIELD AMBULANCE REPORTED PEA TO DIME SIZE HAIL WAS BEGINNING TO COVER THE GROUND.

in Northfield12 miles northeast of FaribaultFire department or rescue squad

Days like this one

  • June 22, 2013: 0.5-inch hail 4 miles east of Nerstrand
  • Aug. 2, 2009: 0.5-inch hail 2 miles south-southeast of Owatonna; severe thunderstorm warning nearby
  • Aug. 13, 2010: Flash flooding in Faribault under a severe thunderstorm warning

Storm days since 2005 whose first tag is Hail, as this one's is, nearest in largest hail, then in time of year; never within two days of this one.

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