Several thunderstorms across central South Dakota have brought large hail and damaging winds to the region Monday evening.
One thunderstorm near Murdo and White River became tornado warned as a supercell storm moved through Jones and Mellette Counties.
So far, the largest hail was reported about seven miles northwest of Platte, with hail the size of baseballs (2.75").
24-Hour Large Hail Reports:
7 mi WNW Platte - 2.75"
Hermosa - 2.25"
1 mi NW Hermosa - 1.75"
2 mi NE Hermosa - 1.75"
Okaton - 1.75"
9 mi N White River - 1.50"
9 mi W Midland - 1.25"
1 mi SW Hermosa - 1.00"
10 mi ENE Martin - 1.00"
6 mi W Mclaughlin - 1.00"
4 mi S Midland - 1.00"
7 mi E Lakeview - 1.00"
11 mi NNE White River - 1.00"
5 mi S Saint Francis - 0.70"
24-Hour Thunderstorm Wind Gust Reports:
5 mi ENE Martin - 76.00mph
3 mi WNW Whitewood - 74.00mph
10 mi NNE White River - 68.00mph
9 mi ENE Belvidere - 63.00mph
7 mi SSE Meadow - 63.00mph
9 mi ENE Belvidere - 62.00mph
5 mi ENE Martin - 61.00mph
5 mi WNW Mclaughlin - 60.00mph
17 mi SSW Saint Gertrude - 60.00mph
17 mi SW Saint Gertrude - 60.00mph
1 mi NE Midland - 60.00mph
4 mi E Dwtn Spearfish - 59.00mph
1 mi E Pierre Regional Air - 58.00mph
1 mi NE Winner - 58.00mph
14 mi W Platte - 56.00mph
1 mi NE Winner - 56.00mph
4 mi SSE Thunder Hawk - 56.00mph
1 mi S White River - 55.00mph
3 mi W Union Center - 54.00mph
3 mi SE Dwtn Spearfish - 53.00mph
3 mi W Union Center - 53.00mph
Bison - 51.00mph
1 mi S White River - 51.00mph
13 mi SSW Reva - 50.00mph
15 mi SSE Mission - 50.00mph