
Mother Nature was all over the map on Wednesday.
What started as a gloomy day turned into a sunny afternoon that was perfect for patio hanging… before a random hail storm broke out.
Just before 7 pm, a torrential downpour turned into an intense hail storm in downtown Toronto and parts of the GTA.
See also
- Toronto lake water levels approaching 2017's extreme flooding
- Some parts of Ontario are currently colder than they were in February
- The Northern Lights could be visible above Canada this week
During the storm, heavy chunks of hail fell from the sky, causing dangerous driving conditions but also, some pretty great photo and video ops, too.
If you avoided the storm, Torontonians were quick to capture the wild weather and were kind enough to share their footage on social media.
Thats some big hail.
And there’s blue sky?#Toronto pic.twitter.com/esfz7Gq6ze— John Aquino (@DrJohnAquino) May 15, 2019
Seeking cover from the hail. #Toronto #hailstorm pic.twitter.com/rfB5HbIzXe
— Matt Mernagh (@Mernahuana) May 15, 2019
Isolated storms over parts of #Toronto and west end of GTA May 15 with some small hail and lightning ⚡️⛈ pic.twitter.com/noBgAfEQeT
— Jill Taylor (@jilltaylor680) May 15, 2019
Um, so, tweeting from my office on the 13th floor @ Richmond & Yonge in Toronto, ON, Canada on May 15. @fordnation & @realDonaldTrump, um, any concerns that hail is pounding down from the sky?#climatechange #DoBetter #ForOurKidsSake
❤️ @GelissenLily pic.twitter.com/ZDvI8c4Jiz— Kadey BJ Schultz (@KadeyBJSchultz) May 15, 2019
Pea sized hail falling downtown #Toronto now. #onstorm pic.twitter.com/VLAzwht8t5
— Kelly Sonnenburg TWN (@kellysonnenburg) May 15, 2019
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