Severe weather hit the Twin Cities on Friday, with reports of large hailstones falling across the area. Hail the size of golf balls and baseballs was reported, causing concern among residents. In Minneapolis, reports of 2-2.5 inch diameter hail were common, with the largest hailstone measuring 3 inches in diameter. There were also reports of 2.75 inch and 3.75 inch diameter hailstones near Dassel and Buffalo Lake, respectively.

Other areas in Wright County and Renville County also experienced hailstorms, with hailstones measuring up to 3 inches in diameter. There were reports of 1.25 inch and 1.75 inch diameter hailstones in St. Paul and Mendota Heights, respectively. The National Weather Service issued a map tracking the path of the hailstorms, showing the extent of the severe weather.

Despite the wild weather on Friday, Saturday is expected to be a beautiful day for outdoor activities. However, the weather will take a turn on Sunday, with a low-pressure system bringing rain and the potential for thunderstorms to much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Stay prepared for changing weather conditions and take precautions to stay safe during severe weather events.