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Hail dates in Marshall County, Minnesota

The National Weather Service has recorded hail in Marshall County on 27 days since 2016 (52 separate reports, 45 of them quarter-size or larger). The largest stone on record was 2.00" (hen egg) on June 24, 2024; the most recent hail was June 23, 2026. Every row below is an official NWS record. Check hail at your exact address, free →

Every hail day in Marshall County since 2016

One row per day the NWS logged hail somewhere in the county. The narrative names the town; the free check below narrows it to your address.

DateLargest hailReportsNWS narrative
2026-06-23 1.00" (quarter) 1 Photo sent of hail stones with the largest stones the size of quarters.
2025-07-10 1.00" (quarter) 1 Report from 1 mile north of Carpenters Corner in Marshall county.
2024-09-16 1.00" (quarter) 1 Quarter sized hail reported by the public 6 miles SSE of Florian, with estimated 50 mph winds along with the hail.
2024-06-24 2.00" (hen egg) 4 Two inch hail reported northwest of Goodridge.
2022-06-24 1.25" (half dollar) 5 Received a public report of quarter to half-dollar sized hail.
2022-06-20 1.00" (quarter) 1 —
2022-06-12 2.00" (hen egg) 4 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 i…
2021-07-19 1.75" (golf ball) 1 Received a public report of up to golf ball sized hail.
2020-08-19 1.50" (ping pong ball) 4 The hail fell near the campground and golf course.
2020-08-09 1.00" (quarter) 1 —
2020-07-03 1.00" (quarter) 2 Dime to quarter sized hail and heavy rain fell across western Foldahl Township.
2020-06-11 1.25" (half dollar) 1 —
2020-06-07 1.50" (ping pong ball) 5 Nickel to half dollar sized hail fell.
2019-09-05 0.75" (penny) 1 —
2019-06-29 1.00" (quarter) 2 Dime to quarter sized hail fell, along with strong winds and heavy rain.
2019-06-08 1.00" (quarter) 2 Wind driven hail broke a yard light.
2019-06-04 0.88" (nickel) 1 —
2019-05-03 0.88" (nickel) 1 Pea to nickel sized hail was reported.
2018-09-12 0.88" (nickel) 1 —
2018-09-11 1.00" (quarter) 1 Dime to quarter sized hail fell along with heavy rain and gusty winds.
2017-09-22 1.25" (half dollar) 1 Nickel to half dollar sized hail fell.
2017-09-04 0.75" (penny) 1 The hail fell on the north side of Thief Lake.
2017-07-31 2.00" (hen egg) 4 —
2017-07-21 1.00" (quarter) 1 The hail ranged from pea to quarter size.
2017-07-04 1.75" (golf ball) 1 —
2016-06-25 1.00" (quarter) 1 Brief heavy rain and occasional dime to quarter sized hail fell across far northern Rollis and southeastern Moose River townships.
2016-06-19 1.00" (quarter) 3 Dime to quarter sized hail fell.

Hail days by year

YearHail daysReportsLargest
2026111.00" (quarter)
2025111.00" (quarter)
2024252.00" (hen egg)
20223102.00" (hen egg)
2021111.75" (golf ball)
20205131.50" (ping pong ball)
2019571.00" (quarter)
2018221.00" (quarter)
2017582.00" (hen egg)
2016241.00" (quarter)

Damaging wind in Marshall County

Thunderstorm wind of 58 mph or more (the NWS severe threshold), 56 reports since 2016, strongest 90 mph. 6 tornadoes recorded in the county in the same period. Wind and tornado records are included in the extended report.

DatePeak gustReportsNWS narrative
2016-07-1990 mph1Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted in Oslo and across southern Oak Park Township. Wind driven hail stripped several fields bare alon…
2026-06-1081 mph1Several tree branches down and one large oak tree was split.
2017-06-0281 mph1A farm drive-through shed was blown down along with numerous tree branches.
2023-09-0579 mph3MNDOT Station MN168 Warren reports a 79 mph gust.
2025-08-0875 mph4Measured wind gust on Alvarado 4N NDAWN surface sensor.
2020-08-0975 mph3The doors and end of a pole shed were blown out and trees were blown down. Debris damaged a house and a vehicle.
2017-06-0975 mph1Trees were blown down.
2020-07-1772 mph3The wind gust was measured by a personal weather station.

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Questions

What date did hail last hit Marshall County?

June 23, 2026, per the NWS Storm Events record. The largest since 2016 was 2.00" (hen egg) on June 24, 2024.

Does a county record prove hail at my house?

No. NWS records are point and path observations. The absence of a nearby report does NOT prove that no hail fell at this address — it means no observation was logged nearby. A report of nearby hail documents the event; it does not by itself prove damage to a specific structure. The free check above shows what was recorded near your specific address, with distances.

Nearby counties

Pennington County, MN (21 mi) · Kittson County, MN (37 mi) · Polk County, MN (38 mi) · Roseau County, MN (43 mi) · Grand Forks County, ND (54 mi) · Walsh County, ND (63 mi) · Pembina County, ND (66 mi) · Traill County, ND (67 mi)

See also: Minnesota hail history by city · all counties

Honest limits: NWS records are point and path observations. The absence of a nearby report does NOT prove that no hail fell at this address — it means no observation was logged nearby. A report of nearby hail documents the event; it does not by itself prove damage to a specific structure. Counties are attributed by the NWS county code on each report; zone-coded wind reports are not counted here.