A massive supercell storm affects parts of France, Italy and Switzerland, bringing large hail and strong winds. Reports describe hail that hits outdoors and impacts property, along with damaging gusts measured up to about 90 mph.
Local accounts across outlets describe a wide area under disruption as the storm moves through. Damage is linked to hail impact and wind-driven effects such as damage to windows and other exposed structures. While specific locations and damage assessments are not detailed consistently across the provided material, all sources emphasize the storm’s intensity and the combination of hail and high winds.
The outlets’ descriptions focus primarily on the immediate weather impacts—hail size and the strength of the winds—rather than longer-term meteorological analysis or recovery updates. Across the coverage, the common thread is that the storm’s supercell characteristics lead to severe, concentrated conditions over a cross-border region.
