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July 26-27, 2021 Severe Weather Recap

Additional Storm Reports from July 26-27, 2021

Source: https://www.weather.gov/dlh/

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A look at all the warnings the Duluth NWS issued from July 26 to July 27, 2021, and hail tracks.

Zoomed in view of the Twin Ports showing the storm reports from Monday.

Zoomed out view showing storm reports from July 26-27, 2021.

We don’t see supercell thunderstorms too often around here, especially closer to Lake Superior, but Monday was an exception as we saw three supercells in a broken line move southeast out of Itasca and west-central St. Louis Counties.

An impressive looking radar image from Monday evening as a supercell was moving into Duluth.

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Central and southern portions of the Northland picked up some decent rainfall on Monday, while far northern Minnesota and the Arrowhead saw little to no rain.

Rainfall Totals from July 26 to July 27, 2021

Source: https://mesowest.utah.edu/

Note: Rainfall total of 1.05″ at the Duluth Airport on July 26, 2021 was the greatest calendar day rainfall total in Duluth since June 20, 2021 when 1.06″ of rain fell.

*Duluth Airport picked up 2.39″ of rain over the last 4 days (July 23-26, 2021) Normal rainfall during that period is 0.44″. Our rainfall total in the last 4 days was 543% of normal in Duluth, or in other words well above average!

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Power Outage Maps as of 12:17 PM Tuesday, July 27, 2021

MN Power: 9 outages affecting ~40 customers.

Note: At the height of last night’s storms, MN Power reported ~13,000 customers were without power.

Lake Country Power: 94 outages affecting ~970 members.

Tim

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