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Hail size of tennis balls, softballs pelts Cass County, Missouri

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Mon, 17 Jul 2023 11:14 UTC

From MSHP Troop A. Taken in Harrisonville around 6:30 p.m.

Large hail pelted the southern part of the metro area on Monday evening. Primarily, Cass County.

Below are pictures of some of the hail. Some were as large as tennis balls and softballs!

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WOW! Hail the size of tennis balls and softballs fell in the metro area today. Here are some pictures out of the Cass County, Missouri.

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Winternights3 · 2023-07-18T16:14:23Z

Before Summer's out, they I believe will get MUCH bigger.

ReRan · 2023-07-19T02:09:57Z

Winternights3 I have noticed in the last couple years a definite increase in hail storms and hailstone size.

Winternights3 · 2023-07-19T03:13:38Z

ReRan Updraft causes hailstones, normal thunderstorms produce pea sized hailstones but energised thunderstorms have greater updraft and keep circulating the hailstones, so increasing there size, until their mass can no longer be supported.

If the size of hailstones are increasing, as they are, this is a clear indication that Earth's atmosphere is changing and has a greater potential.

I'm of the opinion that our infrastructure will NOT be able to cope with the developing weather scenario's and that the concept of sudden freezing as featured in the film A days after Tomorrow, may well become a reality.

ReRan · 2023-07-19T15:06:21Z

Winternights3 I read the book (The Coming Global Superstorm) that that film was based on, before they made the movie. It was not as hokey as the movie, as of course they have to dramatise stuff, but I felt it made sense.

Winternights3 · 2023-07-19T16:26:19Z

ReRan I believe Earth's atmosphere once generated such storms, where holes appeared suddenly in the atmosphere and supercharged cold air descended rapidly killing everything immediately below it, enough Woolly Mammoths have been found instantly frozen to death with food still within their mouths to support such a notion.

In the last few years hailstones have continued to grow in size, tennis ball sized today, melon sized in the distant future, maybe?

It all lends itself to a situation where mankind's understanding of Earth's atmosphere and weather could be ripped up as systems develop that no modelling could possibly predict.

Earth I believe is technically still in an Ice Age, one that never finished and is now reverting back.

ReRan · 2023-07-19T22:53:55Z

Winternights3 I am just waiting to see how it all plays out. I have a gut feeling that something major is coming, and not too far away.

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