
It was sunny and warm earlier today when I was taking pictures in the park. Then it clouded up and started first to rain hard and then hail.

I could hear hail hitting the roof with a loud clatter. Most of the hail was pea-sized but some were larger and were bouncing all over.

When I looked out in the grass I saw one that was very large. The first thing I thought of was that it was truly hail the size of a golf ball! As soon as the storm passed I went out thinking I would pick it up and put it in the freezer to show Susan when she came home.

Sure enough, it was exactly the size of a golf ball. I guess my neighbor across the back fence was practicing his chipping. Yes, I did feel a little silly.
1 comments:
Wow! I have seen hail a couple of time in Ottawa (we sometimes have violent thunderstorms) and it was scary.
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