Summary of Severe Weather from June 5th and 6th, 2018

Overview

Severe thunderstorms broke out over portions of central and south central North Dakota during the mid to late evening of Tuesday, June 5th. These storms eventually organized into a line and tracked southeast, mainly affecting areas along and south of the highway 200 corridor in eastern North Dakota and west central Minnesota during the late evening of June 5th and early morning hours of June 6th. These storms produced some large hail, strong winds, and localized heavy rain.

Wind & Hail
Radar
Storm Reports
Rainfall
Environment
Additional

Wind & Hail:

Many strong wind reports were received, but there were a few reports of large hail as well.

Wind

Here are the wind reports from around the area.

Hail

The largest hail report received was 1.75 inches in diameter, at both 5W Kathryn in Barnes County ND and 5W Buxton in Traill County ND. See the storm reports section for further information.

Radar:

Mayville Radar Imagery

Storm Reports

Rain Reports

Environment

Several surface boundaries were moving through the area.


7 PM TUE SFC MAP	10 PM TUE SFC MAP	1 AM WED SFC MAP

Additional Information


Warnings Loop	Severe Thunderstorm Watch 1	Severe Thunderstorm Watch 2	Visible Satellite Tuesday Evening

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