Tornadoes and baseball-sized hail tore through parts of Wisconsin and Iowa on Tuesday evening, leaving behind damaged buildings and at least one home destroyed.

Multiple National Weather Service offices across Wisconsin have confirmed a handful of tornadoes that touched down stemming from a statewide severe storm system.

The National Weather Service said there was a radar-confirmed tornado in Sussex.

Tornado season in Wisconsin typically runs from April through September, though it's not unusual for the state to get a tornado in other months, too.

Milwaukee and much of southern Wisconsin is under a tornado watch as severe weather is expected to move across the state this afternoon and through the evening of April 14.

While no injuries were immediately reported in the aftermath, there were plenty of reports of downed trees, fallen power lines, trees that fell onto homes and outbuildings that were destroyed.