Freak Hailstorm
Posted on 07/01/2019 9:24:14 AM PDT by Innovative
One of Mexico's largest cities was transformed into a scene straight out of winter Sunday when a freak hailstorm dropped a deluge of ice that left streets impassable and cars buried.
The hailstorm in Guadalajara, located north of Mexico City, came after several days during which temperatures approached 90 degrees.
"I've never seen such scenes in Guadalajara," State Governor Enrique Alfaro said on Twitter.
Residents across the city of around five million woke up Sunday morning to discover mounds of ice up to five feet deep in places from the overnight storm, Agence France-Presse reported.
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Summer hail storms in Mexico are not unusual. Here is one from 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_YG8Eo5Qho
The hail comes with rain and so the run-off is ice filled and accumulates where it is restricted. This is piss-poor journalism all around.
You didn’t get the memo neither, it’s now “Climate Emergency!”
the photo below your post it looks like maybe, 3 feet of ice-
Some call it a freak hailstorm, others speak of the apocalyptic End Times.
This one was in Russia....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XodGK_EJV_4
Too many muzzies, I tell you.
nope- didn’t realize it got upgraded from crisis to emergency lol
Hail to the Chief!
Don’t forget racism
Also Russian interference in our elections!
Yep, looks like the rain swept the sleet into certain areas where it got kind of corralled and piled up, thus giving the MSM its photo-op.
Sounds like a tornado must have hit a democrat convention. Rained freaks 5 feet deep.
It’s GOD sending the message of “ICE”.
Oh Oh:
(Seventh Sign trailer)
No, sorry. The leftists are changing it again. Its now “climate crisis” because those other words weren’t scary enough.
lol
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