Storm log
Friday, June 2, 2017
Wind damage 4 miles south of Waterville
The National Weather Service logged one storm report within 20 miles, a wind report. It issued no warnings for Rice County.

- Storm reports
- 1Within 20 miles
- Forecast that morning: The Storm Prediction Center's outlook that morning, issued at 7:44 a.m., had Faribault in an area of general thunderstorms.
- In 2017: The 12th storm day of the year.
- 1 storm report, 6:49 p.m.
Bars: warnings, from issue to end; filled when the warning covered Faribault. Dots: storm reports at the time of each.
- Temperature 54° to 90°
- Wind gusts to 23 mph
- Pressure 29.86 to 30.04 in.
High 90° at 2:54 p.m., low 54° at 5:54 a.m. Peak gust 23 mph at 3:14 p.m. Shaded: the storm's round (6:49 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.
- Wind 1
- Faribault
- 20 miles
Readings saved when the warning ended
Chanhassen radar (KMPX), saved during the warning
Within 20 miles of Faribault, from the National Weather Service; the numbers match the map.
| No. | Time | Report | Where | From Faribault | Reported by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6:49 p.m. | Thunderstorm wind damageRemarkTREES BLOWN OVER AND POWER POLES SNAPPED OFF. RADAR ESTIMATED TIME. | 4 miles south of Waterville | 17 miles southwest of Faribault | Member of the public |
Each opens to its details. “What happened” is this site's own check, not the National Weather Service's verification: a report of the warning's kind, at warning size, inside its outline while it was in effect.
- June 5, 2024: 59 mph gust 4 miles south of Randolph
- May 27, 2012: 61 mph gust in Stanton; severe thunderstorm warning nearby
- June 6, 2008: Wind damage in Faribault
Storm days since 2005 whose first tag is Wind, as this one's is, nearest in time of year; never within two days of this one.