We did get a few minutes warning so we put all the hanging pots under cover.
Just a small sample of the foliage from different plants and bushes.
This hail was after a few seconds!!
The hail actually took the door bell thing off our door and it ended up on the driveway. We have a thermometer, like a clock, on our garage, that was smashed.
After a terrible winter with so much snow and now with a summer full of hail storms, this is getting really tiresome, to say the least.
At least our vehicles were in the garage. Our neighbour doesn't have a garage so her 2018 vehicle is now full of dents.
What next?!!!
Good grief, those hail stones are enormous!
ReplyDeleteWe had another round about an hour later but fortunately they were only pea size.
DeleteBlimey that's frightening! We often complain about our weather here in the UK, but we don't have extremes anything like other countries have, we tend to forget that.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen hail that big before. We were scared it was going to break the windows!
DeleteUnbelievable! I have heard about hail the size of golf balls but never seen them. Heard about the damage they can do but your photos really show their power.
ReplyDeleteIncredible
Our other neighbour has a beautiful glass gazebo over her deck-smashed beyond repair!!
DeleteWow, I don't think I have ever seen anything like it. I can't believe the damage, my goodness.
ReplyDeleteOur house is completely open beam-we have no attic. It sounded like bullets hitting the roof and windows!!
DeleteBlimey! And I thought we got bad weather here!!! What huge hailstones
ReplyDeleteI'm still finding broken pieces on the tomato plants and flowers. They show up a couple of days later when they start to wither and die!
ReplyDeleteThat's not hail...it's frozen eggs surely? Ouch if anyone got caught outside. x
ReplyDeleteI think they would have demolished our conservatory roof!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh mercy!!!!!! What a messsssss!
ReplyDeleteAnd as the person above said, imagine a person getting caught out side in that!
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