Overview
A pilot returning from a 1-hour local flight attempted to land on runway 18. The first approach was high, and the pilot observed a rain shower at the departure end moving northward. He executed a go-around for another approach.
Approach and Landing
On the second approach, the pilot extended 30 degrees of flaps. This approach was also high, and the aircraft touched down approximately 1,100 feet down the 2,600-foot runway. The pilot applied the brakes, but the aircraft hydroplaned and skidded off the right side of the runway, past the departure end, and onto uneven grassy terrain.
Aftermath
The left wing struck a tree, and the aircraft came to rest in a drainage ditch. Witnesses reported standing water on the runway at the time of landing.