A FIVE MINUTE HAILSTORM

Yesterday the weather was cloudy but all in all it wasn't bad until at around 4.00p.m. we had a sudden hailstorm which lasted only about 5 minutes will hail stones being at least 1 cm in diameter. I immediately got my mobile and took a couple of pictures through our Kitchen window. This is one of them. It took much longer for the ice to melt.
Thank you very much for your loos, for your comments and for all the fav's on yesterday's picture

[Susan Wakely]

That’s quite a covering.

[Casablanca]

Oh wow, that is a lot of hail!

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Babs]

Hail is so damaging. Hope you stayed safe

[Brian]

Well captured

[Diana]

Goodness that sure looks amazing, I hope your plants did not suffer.

[Carole Sandford]

Ooh that quite a lot!

[Lou Ann]

Looks like a dusting of snow, that’s a lot of hail. Glad it was small!

[william wooderson]

What crazy weather. I bet you were glad not to have been outside when that happened...

[Mags]

Nicely captured! I sure hope the hail doesn't damage too much.

[Bucktree]

Good capture of the ground covered with hail. Hope your garden did not receive much damage.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, so interesting.

[Bobbi C]

Oh wow, I bet that was a sight!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wow ! hope it has warmed up after the storm !!

[Fisher Family]

That must have been an impressive sight!

Ian

[Agnes]

Oh terrible

[Margaret Brown]

Oh that was a freak cloud burst

[Rob Z]

What a fun shot - with a bit of an abstract on the top..

[Renee Salamon]

Great shot, thru do look like pellets. We had something similar here a few months ago. It looked like it had snowed heavily within 5 minutes.

[Phil Howcroft]

is that unusual for you dione , big hailstones ?

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[eDorre]

Neat shot. Looks a bit like snow. Hope the plants are ok