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A tornado-warned storm moved through southeastern Minnesota on Wednesday, tearing open a farm roof in Hampton and pelting nearby homes with large hail. Damage appeared in Hampton and New Trier, where Halloween decorations also failed to withstand the storm. The report documents the aftermath in both communities, including the damaged farm roof and hail-struck homes. The article does not say that a tornado touched down, and it gives no hail size, wind speed or damage total.

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00:00A storm tore open a farm roof in Minnesota, while large hail pelted nearby homes.
00:05The damage wasn't confined to buildings, with Halloween decorations outside also caught in the storm.
00:10It swept through southeastern Minnesota on Wednesday, leaving damage in Hampton and New Trier.
00:15The storm was under a tornado warning as it moved through the area.
00:19In Hampton, the damaged farm roof showed what the storm left behind.
00:23But the farm wasn't the only property affected as the severe weather moved through these communities.
00:28Nearby homes were pelted with large hail, adding to the damage beyond the torn roof.
00:34And outside the buildings, there was another sign of the storm's impact on these Minnesota communities.
00:40Halloween decorations were among the things that didn't make it through the storm.
00:44Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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