WYMORE, Neb. (AP) - Authorities say a storm left hail piled up and limbs and trees knocked down in the southeast Nebraska city of Wymore.
Emergency manager Mark Meints says hail was 2 inches deep in some parts of town after the storm blasted through between 1 a.m. and 1:40 a.m. Thursday. Tree and limbs blocked some streets.
No injuries have been reported. The Norris Public Power District website showed that power had been restored to its Wymore customers.
National Weather Service meteorologist Becky Kern says winds of more than 80 mph lashed the town as well as heavy rain.
© Associated Press
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