US: Severe Thunderstorm Brings Intense Hail to Twin Cities

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US: Severe Thunderstorm Brings Intense Hail to Twin Cities

A severe thunderstorm brought large hail to the Twin Cities and surrounding areas in Minnesota, on Sunday, September 21, as the National Weather Service issued several weather alerts for the region.

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  • ILEA004724920
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  • 2025/9/22 16:18:04
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  • @jdrooster via Spectee
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  • @jdrooster via Spectee
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  • Minnesota, Video Location: Delano, Wright County, 2025, US Video Recording Date/Time: September 21

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