IT LOOKED like snow had fallen in Ladysmith on Sunday after isolated storms rolled through parts of the Riverina.
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But, a large accumulation of small hail just after 4pm wreaked havoc with some homes in the village - prompting three calls for assistance to the State Emergency Service (SES) for roof damage.
NSW SES duty operations officer Neil Wiblin said the Rural Fire Service (RFS) were also called to hose away the accumulated hail, which had blocked gutters and caused water to leak into houses.
Mr Wiblin said 10 personnel were on the scene and it was hoped the jobs would be completed on Sunday night
Power was also cut in the area.
The dark skies associated with the late-winter thunderstorms appeared late afternoon and while some parts copped a dumping, others barely recorded a drop.
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Flooding and ice on the road was reportedly affecting traffic in both directions on the Sturt Highway about 10km east of Wagga shortly before 6.30pm.
Readers were quick to share their images with The Daily Advertiser's Facebook page, with residents in Cartwrights Hill and Forest Hill saying they copped some of the white stuff.
Most of Central Wagga appeared to have missed out.
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