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Joe Murray via Andrea Kavanagh
HAIL IS A common weather phenomenon in Oklahoma.
But the state’s stones are nothing like the pea-sized balls we’re used to in Ireland. In 2010, a hail storm devastated Oklahoma City, causing about a billion dollars in damages to homes, vehicles and crops.
Hailstones can be as big as baseballs or grapefruits, as Joe Murray’s photo reveals.
His Ireland-based cousin, Andrea Kavanagh, sent TheJournal.ie this shot of a hailstone he found at the back of his house ahead of Monday’s tornado.
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