Carroll storm history

Large tree, unclear if rotted or healthy, snapped at base. Few other small branches in town snapped. Delayed report, time estimated by radar.

Large pine uprooted and garage doors pushed in. Delayed report via social media, time given in social media post and confirmed by radar.

Emergency manager reported trees down in Halbur. Time estimated from radar.

Emergency manager reported damage to sheds and outbuildings. Time estimated from radar.

Emergency manager reported large trees down in Swan Lake State Park. Time estimated from radar.

Gust measured from personal weather station.

Gust measured gust from AWOS. Time of peak gust estimated from radar.

Fire department reported estimated winds between 65 and 70 mph over the last 15 minutes.

Personal weather station reported gust between Willey and Dedham.

Minor roof damage to a sheet metal hog confinement. Downed corn nearby.

Large limbs down across the town of Coon Rapids.

Personal weather station gust to 60 mph.

Half mile of power poles snapped off 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Carroll near the town of Maple River.

Snow Squall.

Widespread rainfall of 1 to 2 inches over the past week helped to end the Severe Drought conditions across Carroll County.

Prolong dryness this fall along with above normal temperatures has led to the expansion of Severe Drought conditions into Carroll County.

Personal weather station recorded a 60 mph gust.

Delayed spotter report of quarter-sized hail in Arcadia.

Wind gust report from a personal weather station.

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Carroll Airport AWOS recorded a 77 mph wind gust.

Sheriff dispatch relayed wind and hail in Carroll, including trees and powerlines down.

Trained spotters reported a funnel cloud southwest of Halbur. Time and location estimated by radar.

Personal weather station recorded 65 mph gust.

Trained spotter reported nickel sized hail west of Coon Rapids. Location estimated by radar.

A large quantity of dime to nickel sized hail.

Rainfall in the middle and later portion of March helped to improve hydrologic conditions across Carroll county by the end of the month with severe drought ending in the county.

Above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation allowed severe drought conditions to persist across Carroll county.

Severe drought persisted in Carroll county during January with temperatures and precipitation near normal. This did little to help improve the longer term dryness across the area.

Severe drought conditions remained across Carroll county through December with above normal temperatures. Rainfall was above normal but did little to alleviate drought conditions, particularly longer term deficits.

Severe drought conditions persisted across portions of Carroll county for the duration of November given lack of rain and above normal temperatures.

Severe drought conditons maintained a presence in Carroll county during the month of October. Temperatures remained above normal during the month with near normal rainfall although longer range precipitation remains well below normal.

Report from mPING of quarter (1 inch) hail.

Delayed report of damage to an outbuilding. Time of damage was estimated from radar.

Widespread severe drought persisted in much of Carroll county during September given the above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.