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Rare Hailstorm: Giant Hailstones Fall from the Skies over South Florida
The balls of ice caused damage to property, including vehicles and rooftops, in the state. Hailstones fell over South Florida on Monday, April 4, and over the weekend covering the ground with large chunks of ice some comparable to the size of a golf ball or a tennis ball.
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