We were living in Plano at the time. Our yard was completely covered by golfball-sized and larger hail stones in about 15 minutes. In some areas of the yard, the hail was piled up over 4 inches deep. It was a very bizarre experience! My defenseless red 4Runner was badly pummeled, with its alarm screaming the entire time. The vehicle looked like it had been attacked by an enraged loon with a large ball peen hammer. There were homes in Wiley that had cannon ball size hail go completely through their roof and ceiling that day. One of our cats was badly affected by the storm and the deafening noise it caused. He is still traumatized by it. Every time the barometric pressure drops and Teddy feels a distant rumble of thunder vibrating the floor in our old pier and beam, he slinks into the hallway near our bedroom door and flattens out next to a desk, not moving at all until the storm and all the noise stops. We seldom ever hear the thunder or detect the change in barometric pressure, but Teddy does. Poor little purrboy.
In 98, I lived in Western Kentucky and we had 3 tornados in our city. It brought baseball/softball size hail. It was so bad, in the days and months following, you couldn't go anywhere without seeing hail damaged vehicles. Several car dealerships had total losses to all of their vehicles too. I drove my old 84 Scottsdale to work that day and only suffered a few dents. Lil bondo and paint and my ride was good to go. Helluva day though. Never experienced anything like it.
That storm produced some of the best hail footage of any in the US in the last several years. Nice documentation of it! I bet those stones damaged your roof/windows/cars pretty badly.
That was terribly scary. I would have freaked out. I am so sorry for the damage you suffered, but you provided some of the best hail footage I have ever seen.
Ahhh, my Southern brethren. This is some great footage. You're yelling NO NO NO NO but you can not go inside. The sirens going off intrigues us more. 😅 In all seriousness I hope you kept safe and stay safe in the future. These storms are getting really nuts lately. ~ Okie
Texas weather is really bipolar. I remember this. We were living in Richardson, close to Murphy and not to far from Wylie. Not a single hail stone dropped in our neighborhood. It was just heavy rain. So glad the hailcore missed us! So yeah, you never ever want to see a green sky above you!
6:32 - "I'm startin' to get worried. Nah, we're fine." Literally 3 minutes later: Hailstones the size of grapefruits and winds gusting to 70 mph hit their home and destroy their windows
In Tulsa ok 2013 , rain , storms, ⚡ thunder, then hail , then calm eerily green sky quiet, then the sound of locomotives 🌪️🌪️rolling down hwy44😮ef2 a few hundred yards away missed us .Very Weird night...
In the future, please don't wave the camera back forth so fast. One landed in the pool, you swung the camera to that, we don't have time to make sense of what we are seeing, and you immediately swing around to look at sonething elsd. Pick one thing to focus on and stay on it.
Nobody does basements in Texas, mate. It's probably riskier to stand at a window💥 trying to catch rare footage like this than to stay well under the porch roof.
Bill- “it’s going green.”
Dusty- “Greenage!”
We were living in Plano at the time. Our yard was completely covered by golfball-sized and larger hail stones in about 15 minutes. In some areas of the yard, the hail was piled up over 4 inches deep. It was a very bizarre experience! My defenseless red 4Runner was badly pummeled, with its alarm screaming the entire time. The vehicle looked like it had been attacked by an enraged loon with a large ball peen hammer.
There were homes in Wiley that had cannon ball size hail go completely through their roof and ceiling that day.
One of our cats was badly affected by the storm and the deafening noise it caused. He is still traumatized by it. Every time the barometric pressure drops and Teddy feels a distant rumble of thunder vibrating the floor in our old pier and beam, he slinks into the hallway near our bedroom door and flattens out next to a desk, not moving at all until the storm and all the noise stops. We seldom ever hear the thunder or detect the change in barometric pressure, but Teddy does. Poor little purrboy.
In 98, I lived in Western Kentucky and we had 3 tornados in our city. It brought baseball/softball size hail. It was so bad, in the days and months following, you couldn't go anywhere without seeing hail damaged vehicles. Several car dealerships had total losses to all of their vehicles too. I drove my old 84 Scottsdale to work that day and only suffered a few dents. Lil bondo and paint and my ride was good to go. Helluva day though. Never experienced anything like it.
When the sky turns green
Tornado: its time, for action.
Great footage. I enjoyed the sound of the hail on the patio cover.
Amazing footage!!! AND you grabbed one! That is the best because it puts it into perspective
That storm produced some of the best hail footage of any in the US in the last several years. Nice documentation of it! I bet those stones damaged your roof/windows/cars pretty badly.
Most definetly.. tens of thousands in damage
@@donkey420__3ouch 😭😭😭 thanks for posting the footage of it!! INSANE
@@donkey420__3the “WOO oh shit oh shit!!” @ 8:33 has me crying 🤣🤣
Nice footage we can get them big like that in Australia but not as common
Hail scares me more than a tornado
That was terribly scary. I would have freaked out. I am so sorry for the damage you suffered, but you provided some of the best hail footage I have ever seen.
Ahhh, my Southern brethren. This is some great footage. You're yelling NO NO NO NO but you can not go inside. The sirens going off intrigues us more. 😅 In all seriousness I hope you kept safe and stay safe in the future. These storms are getting really nuts lately. ~ Okie
The sound of that hail can snap anyone back into reality.
Texas weather is really bipolar. I remember this. We were living in Richardson, close to Murphy and not to far from Wylie. Not a single hail stone dropped in our neighborhood. It was just heavy rain. So glad the hailcore missed us! So yeah, you never ever want to see a green sky above you!
Incredible, Thanks. Would like to see a large trampoline in the back yard. God Bless
The torquoise color of clouds gives you an idea what to expect.
Crazy! Nice capture of one hell of a hail maker. This could be the story today/tonight (5-6-24) in KS and OK.
It looks like a NEW ROOF for you!!
Glad you're all safe!!!
6:32 - "I'm startin' to get worried. Nah, we're fine." Literally 3 minutes later: Hailstones the size of grapefruits and winds gusting to 70 mph hit their home and destroy their windows
Man that sucks glad your ok
In Tulsa ok 2013 , rain , storms, ⚡ thunder, then hail , then calm eerily green sky quiet, then the sound of locomotives 🌪️🌪️rolling down hwy44😮ef2 a few hundred yards away missed us .Very Weird night...
What the hail?!
I would put that big piece of hail in my freezer and keep It haha
I had it in the freezer for about a year
In the future, please don't wave the camera back forth so fast. One landed in the pool, you swung the camera to that, we don't have time to make sense of what we are seeing, and you immediately swing around to look at sonething elsd.
Pick one thing to focus on and stay on it.
😮Crazy!!
I live in Utah and people here lose their minds when the hail stones get to marble sized. Baseball and softball sized hail is ridiculous ...
I REALLY wanted to know if all that foreign H2O affected the Ph balance of the pool water. Did you have to add any chlorine the next day?
Damn softball to bowling ball sized hail
Insane!
That's it stand next to the pool while lightning
Tx is sto central@! BIG hail xxx
Your swimming pool looked like an active volcano the way it was bubbling. Good grief that was horrible!
Were there tornado warnings with that thunderstorm? That was certainly a vicious storm!
Not until it was already on us!
The wind was the tornado.
You moved the camera way to much! I got vertigo watching it! 😂
The pool deck is going to be a mess
This happened to me in Abilene TX
Mother nature had a ball... literally!!! 😂
May I borrow this for a music project that I'm working on for a college class? Thanks in advance
Sure go for it!!
Sure go for it!!
My son's house was in this one
Basement or an interior part of the house.
Nobody does basements in Texas, mate. It's probably riskier to stand at a window💥 trying to catch rare footage like this than to stay well under the porch roof.
Under rated
Everything is bigger in Texas. These poor people
looks like they might have been slammed by an RFD im not sure
Cold plunge anyone…
HARP MACHINE 😞
I hope that was an empty packet of cigarettes
To much talk and foul lang
That's why I marked it as not for kids
Lighten up
What would you say if 4.5-inch sized hail and a tornado battered your home?
Wow!
That is Insane