The ebonyEarth continues to drop casual hints about climate change, including a gigantic hailstorm in Alberta, Canada on Friday. The city of Edmonton was quickly placed under tornado watch, but in the meantime, residents found themselves the recipients of massive hail stones.
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The hail stones were large enough to use for baseball, or cricket, or whatever they play in your part of the world – that's not important right now! They were a far cry from normal, pebble-sized hail stones, and in fact stretch the definition of the word "stone."
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They were even bigger than Canadian money.
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Tornado watches were lifted from Edmonton and the surrounding areas by 10:30 p.m., but not before citizens could start measuring their hail for Twitter.
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TENNIS BALLS WITH SPIKES.
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