Storms knock out power, leave softball-sized hail in Northeast Wisconsin

GIBRALTAR (WLUK) -- Strong storms Tuesday morning brought winds, rain and hail to Northeast Wisconsin.

In areas of Waupaca, Outagamie and southern Brown counties, golf ball- to softball-sized hail came down.

The National Weather Service received reports of teacup- and softball-sized hail in Outagamie County, north of Appleton. One baseball-sized hailstone reportedly broke a window on a house northeast of Mackville.

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And in Door County, strong wind and rain knocked trees down into the roadway and even powerlines.

Gibraltar Fire says Highway 42 is shut down to traffic between County Highway A and Gibraltar Rd. due to a live wire that is arcing on the roadway. WPS is on scene.

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As of 10:30 p.m. Wisconsin Public Service reported 21 customers in Door County were without power.

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