Hail reported in Minnesota on August 7, 2026

59 hail reports across 49 towns in 14 counties. The largest measured 2.75″ (baseball size) at 5 NW Park Rapids.

Well above the size that commonly damages roofs, siding and vehicles. Whether hail actually struck any particular roof can only be settled by someone standing on it. But the date, the size and the source travel well on a claim form, and they are all public record.

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What the reports said

• 5 NW Park Rapids: Ruler measured hailstone.
• Park Rapids: Many reports of hail up to golf ball and lime size in the city of Park Rapids.
• 2 N Park Rapids: Tons of pictures of hail 1.50 inch to 2 inch in diameter around Fisjhook Lake.
• Nevis: Numerous Reports of Hail to Golf Ball size.
• 5 E Park Rapids: Many reports of hail to golf ball size along Hwy 34 between Nevis and Park Rapids.
• Park Rapids: Many reports of hail up to golf ball size in the city of Park Rapids.

Remarks are written by the National Weather Service office that received the report.

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