A Mostly Harmless Yet Slightly Crazy Undead Chick (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ardys_the_ghoul) wrote, |
Technically, it can hail anytime, particularly during severe weather. Sometimes it hails right before or after a tornado.
We've been having a lot of rain, lots of thunder and lightning yesterday, and it was overcast today, but I certainly wouldn't have called it "severe weather." Plus, it was forty-three degrees, which is partly why the ice was such a surprise.
We did have an honest-to-goodness hailstorm with icecube-size chunks here a few years ago--my car still has pockmarks on the hood.
We've been having a lot of rain, lots of thunder and lightning yesterday, and it was overcast today, but I certainly wouldn't have called it "severe weather." Plus, it was forty-three degrees, which is partly why the ice was such a surprise.
We did have an honest-to-goodness hailstorm with icecube-size chunks here a few years ago--my car still has pockmarks on the hood.
