On June 15 and 16, severe thunderstorms rolled through southeastern Montana leaving behind a path of damage caused by significant hail coupled with high wind gusts and flash flooding. An area with substantial agricultural production has been left to regroup in order to determine how to move forward after such destructive storms. The storm on June 15 brought hail between 0.25 inches and 1.00 inches in diameter as storms tracked east across the region late in the evening and into early morning hours, according to the NOAA Severe Thunderstorms Report. Wind gusts reached 81 miles per hour three miles west...

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