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Aug 22, 2013
During the early evening hours on Thursday, August 22, an isolated strong thunderstorm produced a swath of marble to dime sized hail across southern Waukesha.
The strong thunderstorm slowly developed over Delafield, Wisconsin and moved east toward the southern portions of Waukesha around 8:30pm. The storm grew quickly and developed an interesting non-rotating wall cloud which represented warm, moist air rising into the updraft of the storm. The thunderstorm intensified and produced marble to dime sized hail for 5 to 10 minutes before turning southeast into Racine County. No major damage was reported with this storm.
  
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