July 26, 2021 Severe Event Review

News Headlines

Overview

Supercell thunderstorm formed in NW Beltrami county around 430pm intensifying as it worked its way over Lower Red Lake. Storm split into two storm cells as it neared the edge of the lake, and formed one or more tornadoes over the lake that tracked onshore. Damaging downburst winds and very large hail accompanied these two storm cells as they continued to track SE across SE Beltrami county through 615pm. Near the midnight hours redevelopment happened in Mahnomen county, with a cell tracking southeast producing small hail.

Tornado
Wind & Hail
Photos
Radar
Storm Reports
Environment

Tornadoes:

Zoomed out Image of Tornado tracks

Zoomed in Image of Lower Red Lake Tornado Tracks

Wind, Hail, & Tornado Reports:

Green H's are Hail reports, Blue W's are Wind reports, and Red T's are for Tornado reports.

Photos

Pennington, MN

Autumn Mahaffey

Pennington, MN

Autumn Mahaffey

Pennington, MN

Autumn Mahaffey

Pennington, MN

Autumn Mahaffey

Hines, MN

Jessica Machell Stormo

Lake Pimushe, MN

Darlene Eggebraaaten Czapiewski

Lake Pimushe, MN

Darlene Eggebraaaten Czapiewski

Lake Pimushe, MN

Darlene Eggebraaaten Czapiewski

Radar

Storm Reports

PNS of Tornadoes.

https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=PNSFGF&e=202107291737

LSR of reports

https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=LSRFGF&e=202107291601

Environment

Synoptic Environment


850 - 300 mb Mean Wind	500 mb Analysis	Surface Observations

Near-Storm Environment


ML CAPE 0 - 3 km	EHI Sfc - 3 km	Bulk Shear 0 - 6km

Additional Environmental Data


ABR 12z Sounding	BIS 12z Sounding	INL 12Z Sounding

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