Then she went outside and found them: eight to 10 large chunks of ice.
They were everywhere — on the roof, covering the walkway and in the bushes.
The unusual incident occurred in the 1200 block of Mojave Drive about 10 a.m. Monday — when the sky was clear with no threat of hail or other strange weather.
Clement said she Googled the phenomenon and has some ideas what happened. Large chunks of ice known as megacryometeors can form under certain conditions, but it's not clear if that's what occurred.
Meanwhile, Clement is saving those strange ice chunks in her freezer.
Colton resident Megan Clement said she took this photo of ice that fell from the sky onto her home on March 21, 2016.
The PTB are oblivious to all signs and portents that come their way. This week, I observed a deep low pressure that was supposed to deliver a storm front pass by without as much as a single puff of a cloud.
And the 700 foot long slide in Trinity County, CA occurred at the very same spot that smoke was observed coming out of the ground, where a controlled burn was conducted. They didn't even bother to try and check it out, let alone put it out. So, it burned away the roots under the highway, and when the wet winter soaked into the ground, it found plenty to work on. Sploop it all came down. Yet they are clueless as to the cause of their calamity. The PTB routinely fail to connect dots.
What can I say?
If the Earth below certain sections of California are about to slide away/disappear into the Sea, not a single warning will register with the Oblivious Ones. To them, the Earth is a dumb piece of rock and water put here for their exclusive benefit.