NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
MN EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

MINNESOTA

Thunderstorm Wind reports

NOAA recorded 4,168 county-coded Thunderstorm Wind reports across 87 Minnesota reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 24 reported injuries and 12 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports4,168county-coded rows
County areas87represented
Injuries24direct + indirect
Fatalities12direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Minnesota Thunderstorm Wind reports by year

NOAA recorded 4,168 Minnesota Thunderstorm Wind reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016519
2017400
2018379
2019381
2020392
2021343
2022807
2023169
2024363
2025415
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Minnesota Thunderstorm Wind analyses

The directory lists 87 Minnesota reporting areas represented in this statewide Thunderstorm Wind record.

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St. Louis298 reportsExplore →Otter Tail155 reportsExplore →Hennepin139 reportsExplore →Polk134 reportsExplore →Crow Wing133 reportsExplore →Itasca109 reportsExplore →Cass103 reportsExplore →Beltrami96 reportsExplore →Aitkin92 reportsExplore →Stearns88 reportsExplore →Olmsted88 reportsExplore →Clay75 reportsExplore →Fillmore74 reportsExplore →Becker68 reportsExplore →Wright67 reportsExplore →Hubbard62 reportsExplore →Mower61 reportsExplore →Lyon60 reportsExplore →Winona60 reportsExplore →Wilkin55 reportsExplore →Scott55 reportsExplore →Cottonwood54 reportsExplore →Dakota54 reportsExplore →Marshall54 reportsExplore →Pine53 reportsExplore →Mcleod53 reportsExplore →Goodhue53 reportsExplore →Brown50 reportsExplore →Carver48 reportsExplore →Big Stone47 reportsExplore →Dodge47 reportsExplore →Kandiyohi46 reportsExplore →Blue Earth46 reportsExplore →Carlton45 reportsExplore →Murray45 reportsExplore →Rock44 reportsExplore →Wabasha43 reportsExplore →Renville42 reportsExplore →Anoka41 reportsExplore →Morrison41 reportsExplore →Ramsey41 reportsExplore →Waseca38 reportsExplore →Douglas37 reportsExplore →Freeborn36 reportsExplore →Rice36 reportsExplore →Nobles35 reportsExplore →Norman35 reportsExplore →Le Sueur34 reportsExplore →Clearwater33 reportsExplore →Grant33 reportsExplore →Yellow Medicine32 reportsExplore →Stevens32 reportsExplore →Lake31 reportsExplore →Swift31 reportsExplore →Pope30 reportsExplore →Kittson29 reportsExplore →Pipestone28 reportsExplore →Washington27 reportsExplore →Meeker26 reportsExplore →Lincoln26 reportsExplore →Sherburne26 reportsExplore →Chisago25 reportsExplore →Wadena25 reportsExplore →Traverse25 reportsExplore →Chippewa24 reportsExplore →Martin23 reportsExplore →Redwood23 reportsExplore →Mahnomen23 reportsExplore →Houston22 reportsExplore →Cook22 reportsExplore →Sibley22 reportsExplore →Lac Qui Parle22 reportsExplore →Nicollet22 reportsExplore →Pennington21 reportsExplore →Koochiching21 reportsExplore →Todd21 reportsExplore →Lake Of The Woods20 reportsExplore →Roseau20 reportsExplore →Watonwan19 reportsExplore →Steele18 reportsExplore →Jackson18 reportsExplore →Isanti17 reportsExplore →Mille Lacs16 reportsExplore →Red Lake15 reportsExplore →Kanabec13 reportsExplore →Faribault11 reportsExplore →Benton6 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.