Marshall storm history

The Red River at Oslo rose above flood stage around 1 AM CST on April 1st and remained above flood stage until around 10 AM CST on April 26th. The river peaked at roughly 37.70 feet around 8 PM CST on April 6th. Unofficially, 37.70 feet would be the fourth highest modern-day rive…

Measured wind gust on Alvarado 4N NDAWN surface sensor.

Report of tree damage across town in Alvarado. Time estimated from radar.

Report of tree damage throughout town in Warren. Time estimated from radar.

Report of tree damage around town in Oslo. Time estimated from radar.

Report from 1 mile north of Carpenters Corner in Marshall county.

Wind gust measured on personal weather station.

Measured wind gust.

Trees uprooted east of Rosewood.

Public reports flash flooding, with 5.22 inches of rain reported northeast of Old Mill State Park.

Quarter sized hail reported by the public 6 miles SSE of Florian, with estimated 50 mph winds along with the hail.

Public reports via social media large tree down, 6-8 inches in diameter.

Public reports full ditches and low areas after 4-6 inches of rainfall, with a report of prior flowing water.

Trained Spotter reports quarter sized hail in Holt.

Quarter sized hail in Marshall county.

Two inch hail reported northwest of Goodridge.

Public reports golf ball sized hail.

Oslo gage, on the Red River. Crested at 25.34 ft on May 30th at 11:15 AM.

RWIS station in Gatzke reports 59 MPH gust.

Public reports large tree uprooted in Warren. Wind gust estimated.

MNDOT Station MN168 Warren reports a 79 mph gust.

Estimated wind gust near Florian, MN.

Public reports large tree branches down on power lines causing power outages and hail of unknown size. 7 WSW Grygla. Time estimated from radar, wind gust estimated.

Oslo - Crest of 36.27 feet occurred on 4/24. Flooding began in April. (Crest noted in April Storm Data).

Oslo - Crest of 36.27 feet occurred on 4/24.

Alvarado gage, on the Snake River. Crested at 107.30 ft on April 19th at 16:30.

Warren gage, on the Snake River. Crested at 70.05 ft on April 15th at 06:30.

Peak wind gust was measured at a personal weather station.

Received a report that large tree branches were blown down, along with several fence posts.

Numerous large tree branches and limbs were broken down at the Marshall county campground near Florian. Report and photos posted via social media.

Peak wind was measured at a personal weather station.

Trees were blown down on top of a house and car. Report and photos were reported via social media.

Received a public report of dime to quarter-sized hail.

Received a public report of quarter to half-dollar sized hail.

Heavy rain and brief periods of dime to quarter sized hail were reported near the old mill state park.

Received a public report of dime to quarter sized hail off and on.

Wind driven hail stripped an alfalfa field and dented an aluminum truck trailer parted in a farmyard. Winds estimated to 60 mph and hail estimated to quarter sized. Piles of hail were still evident in the yard the following morning. Time estimated based on radar.

A few trees broken down in shelter belts across southeastern Eagle Point Township. Time ranged between 225 and 229 pm CDT based on radar.

A few poplar and ash trees were snapped near intersection of Hwy 59 and CR6. Time estimated based on radar.

Wind-driven hail punched holes in siding and broke out several windows on the west/northwest walls of a house. Hail stones up to golf-ball sized were found in melting piles early the next morning.

Deputy reported large golf-ball sized hail at the intersection of Hwy 59 CR28.

Quarter to ping-pong ball sized hail was reported as accumulating on the ground.

Hail up to half-dollar sized across southeastern Espelie Township. Time estimated based on radar.

Received a public report of up to golf ball sized hail.