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McGregor, Minnesota: hail history and map

NOAA radar has detected 1 storm day with 1"+ estimated hail over the McGregor area, the largest 1.37", most recently on Monday, June 29, 2026. Radar shows estimated hail aloft: for what it saw over your exact roof, run the free address lookup (history back to 2011).

Storm pages cover events our pipeline has tracked since spring 2025 : earlier storms over McGregorexist but aren't listed here. The address lookup covers radar signatures back to 2011.

Data last updated: August 18, 2026

McGregor sits in the same storm paths as nearby Taconite, which shares most of the storms listed below.

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References the June 29, 2026 storm · up to 1.37" radar-estimated hail

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Radar-detected hail storms over McGregor

Common questions about hail in McGregor

When did hail last hit McGregor, Minnesota?

NOAA radar last detected 1"+ hail over the McGregor area on Monday, June 29, 2026, with hail estimated up to 1.37". Radar estimates hail aloft: it does not confirm damage at any specific address.

How large has hail been in McGregor, MN?

The largest radar-estimated hail over McGregor since our storm tracking began in spring 2025 is 1.37", across 1 detected storm day. For hail history near an address going back to 2011, use the free address lookup.

Check your address

City-level swaths are approximate. Search radar signatures near your property since 2011.

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Minnesota policies can cut hail lawsuits to one year from the storm date. Find your clause.

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Honest framing. Radar detects hail signatures aloft and city swaths are approximate. A storm listed here means damage in McGregor is possible, not certain: and a storm missing here is not proof you weren't hit. Document your property and verify against your own records.