What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: 12:20 pilot called in: rudolf rozendale, usa #2541063 netherlands. His verbal report was as follows: coming in from pyramid lake at 15K feet, over carson city at 12K feet Minden was in the sunlight and no rain. Almost to Minden went into shadow and saw rain shower, called Douglas county radio repeatedly and no response, saw a neptune water tanker using runway 34 and a glider using runway 34 followed them. At 3 k feet above field started in downwind at 1700 feet turned on final and was hit by heavy rain and at about 30 to 40 feet above the ground was hit by a micro burst and tried to make taxi way ended up on small bush and then slid into shallow ditch. No injuries, scratches underwing and a small hole approximately 3" in diameter, tail wheel broken.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: 12:20 PILOT CALLED IN: RUDOLF ROZENDALE, USA #2541063 NETHERLANDS. HIS VERBAL REPORT WAS AS FOLLOWS: COMING IN FROM PYRAMID LAKE AT 15K FEET, OVER CARSON CITY AT 12K FEET MINDEN WAS IN THE SUNLIGHT AND NO RAIN. ALMOST TO MINDEN WENT INTO SHADOW AND SAW RAIN SHOWER, CALLED DOUGLAS COUNTY RADIO REPEATEDLY AND NO RESPONSE, SAW A NEPTUNE WATER TANKER USING RUNWAY 34 AND A GLIDER USING RUNWAY 34 FOLLOWED THEM. AT 3 K FEET ABOVE FIELD STARTED IN DOWNWIND AT 1700 FEET TURNED ON FINAL AND WAS HIT BY HEAVY RAIN AND AT ABOUT 30 TO 40 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND WAS HIT BY A MICRO BURST AND TRIED TO MAKE TAXI WAY ENDED UP ON SMALL BUSH AND THEN SLID INTO SHALLOW DITCH. NO INJURIES, SCRATCHES UNDERWING AND A SMALL HOLE APPROXIMATELY 3" IN DIAMETER, TAIL WHEEL BROKEN.