US: Hail Pounds Southeast Wisconsin as Severe Storm System Sweeps Through Region

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US: Hail Pounds Southeast Wisconsin as Severe Storm System Sweeps Through Region

Hail and gusty winds hit southeast Wisconsin on Sunday, May 17, as severe weather moved through the region.

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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: May 17, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, 2026, Video Location: Glenbeulah

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