Recently, 4-inch hailstones bombed parts of Texas and Oklahoma leaving behind damaged cars and homes. A size of a softball, the hail were bigger than what people could have expected.
“The hail damage yesterday could become yet another billion-dollar weather disaster for the US,” CNN’s senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
“This could be the second billion-dollar disaster this year in Texas, after the extreme Arctic outbreak back in February.”
Take a look at the disaster the hail storm caused in Texas.
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West side of Norman Oklahoma Wednesday night pic.twitter.com/llLp2zQUoX
— Val (@Champ24jg) April 29, 2021
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#kens5eyewitness Karen Mann captured this video of hail coming down strong in Bracketville earlier this evening.
THE LATEST on Wednesday night's storms: https://t.co/C5JhQvG7Z2 pic.twitter.com/ejAHZjZw70
— KENS 5 (@KENS5) April 29, 2021
