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A severe hailstorm has battered parts of Germany, Poland, and France, causing widespread damage and disruption. The storm, which hit on Friday afternoon, brought with it large hailstones, strong winds, and heavy rain, leaving streets flooded and buildings damaged. In Germany, the state of Bavaria was particularly badly hit, with reports of hailstones the size of tennis balls causing significant damage to buildings, vehicles, and crops. Local emergency services were inundated with calls for assistance, with many roads blocked by fallen trees and debris. In Poland, the city of Krakow was hit hard by the storm, with many areas left without power and water. The historic city center suffered damage to buildings and monuments, including the iconic Wawel Castle. Local authorities have declared a state of emergency and are working to clear the streets and assess the damage. France also saw widespread damage, with the region of Normandy experiencing some of the worst of the storm. In the town of R
