Many in the area heard the sounds of hail hitting the roof Sunday night, and they faced a tiring day of dealing with the damage Monday.

"I heard some really heavy pounding on the house," said Paul Stiteley, a Middleton homeowner.

Many viewers sent WISC-TV photos of the hail. In some areas, the hail was the size of a golf ball.

On Monday, there were dents and dings on vehicles at the Zimbrick Middleton auto dealership.

"I've been in the car business over 20 years, and this is the first time I've ever had serious damage on the cars, or where I would say it's the whole lot (that was damaged)," said Zimbrick Middleton General Manager Howard Hamre.

Hamre said that of the more than 200 cars on the lot Sunday night, all of them sustained some degree of damage from the hail storm.

"It'll probably be a week before we can figure out what needs to be done on every car that we have," Hamre said.

Wild Bull All American Pub & Grill will host a “Poker for Paws” fundraising event to benefit OccuPaws Guide Dog Association on Saturday, April 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. 

The OccuPaws funraiser helps the local, non-profit provide guide dogs for Wisconsin’s blind and visually impaired community at no cost to the clients.

The Poker for Paws registration begins at noon, and the hold’em poker tournament starts at 1 p.m. 

While it is free to participate, there will be a raffle special for a $30 donation or $25 for pre-registration. 

Cost includes 5 raffle tickets, lunch, a t-shirt or hat and a guaranteed seat for the poker tournament. 

The top ten players will receive a free tournament souvenir glass, and the top five places will be awarded prizes. 

Wild Bull All American Pub & Grill is located in Greenway Station at 8420 Market Street in Middleton.