Gibran Marquez made a phone call he never wants to make again. Marquez was one of many people trapped in a massive hail storm near Red Deer, Alta., ...
We still have August to go, and our models are showing that August is going to be warmer than normal,” said Phillips. “So expect a déjà vu of the weather you had on the weekend again.” “There was a lot of us that have lots of damage to our vehicles, but from what I heard, everybody’s okay, so that’s the main thing.” Chay Feuser, Carson Feuser’s mom, said her son was staying with his two sisters and a family friend, Alicia, at a campsite near Buster Creek, Alta., Sunday morning when the animal attacked. “I’ve never been in a war, I don’t pretend to know what a war sounds like, but inside the car, it sounded like bombs were hitting the top of my car,” Berry said. Gibran Marquez made a phone call he never wants to make again. “The heat is there. Berry wasn’t hurt, and no major injuries have been reported, but Marquez did suffer a mild concussion and his friend, the driver, is currently being checked for broken ribs. As they sat thinking of what to do, the windows started to break -- starting with the back where he was sitting. “I’m looking at the speed of these balls, and one of them will knock you right out or even kill you, like they were coming in fast.” “The fire departments and RCMP were on scene really quickly as well making sure everyone was okay. What made us pull over though, was one ball of hail that was half the size of my head.” “Creeping up on Red Deer there, the clouds started getting a little fast, a little spinny.
Grapefruit-sized hail smashed multiple windshields and stranded some unlucky travellers south of Red Deer on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway as a storm tore ...
“It’s important to go through that at the beginning of every severe weather season.” But Wagar noted that July and early August mark the peak storm season for Alberta, and residents should prepare themselves for severe weather by downloading an alert app that will push warnings to their phones. Berry said the worst parts of the storm lasted about eight minutes. Wells, formerly an autobody technician, said his van is likely a write-off, as are many of the other vehicles that were on the highway. He hosted a brief Facebook live, which has since been viewed more than 130,000 times, showcasing the damage to his van — a sunken windshield, blown-out sunroofs, dents all over the vehicle’s exterior and the rear passenger’s window smashed. AHS EMS spokesman Stuart Brideaux said most of the injuries were small cuts and bruises caused by the hail and broken glass.
Grapefruit-sized hail came down near Innisfail, Alta., Monday, and a researcher with Western University's Northern Hail Project believes the hailstones may ...
Matt Melnyk, a storm chaser in Alberta, also wonders what led to the hailstones' size. "All hell was breaking loose.… But [Monday], we had a lot of stones that were over 10 centimetres across." "From what we can tell, the stones had been on the ground about 20 minutes before our team could get there. "We were all a bit shocked to be honest.... In all, it lasted for about 10 to 15 minutes, he said, but it left its mark. "The sooner you can get the claim in, the better, but you do have a period of two years to get everything related to your claim finalized," he said in an interview with CBC Edmonton News at 6. "This particular storm had a very, very large rotating updraft, which kept the hail inside the storm for a long period of time," he said in an interview with CBC Calgary News at 6. "My windshield is absolutely destroyed.… "We were getting reports of grapefruit-sized hail, softball-sized hail.... He went to Innisfail Monday to assess and take photos of the storm. He managed to pull off to the side of the road and waited for the storm to pass.
A hailstorm that struck central Alberta Monday afternoon caused damage to numerous vehicles, with up to grapefruit-sized hail being reported.
A lot of bail damage. QEII North of Innisfail after the tornado warned storm rolled through. Me and the kids are okay, but holy shit that went sideways fast. — Miranda (@MLCrabtree_)August 2, 2022 Vehicles covered in hail dents:( pic.twitter.com/gWKFfMNatL #abstormmy heart goes out to all the ppl stranded along the QE2 outside of Reddeer. Vehicles are completely totalled with ppl stranded.
Farmers were out surveying their crops Tuesday after hail the size of softballs left a swath of damage. Jim Terpsma farms near Rocky Mountain House and said his ...
And I’m never going to buy a vehicle with a sunroof.” At the end of the day, our adjusters are starting to work into these storms and we’ll get there,” he said. And I’m going to look at those notifications on the tornado warnings. “I tend to be a calm person in these types of situations, but there came a point where even I gave my parents a phone call like, ‘Hey, I love you guys. We understand our clients in these areas where they’ve had some of these storms are under a lot of stress and dealing with a lot of pressure. “Estimated 50 per cent loss on this,” said Terpsma. “The canola seemed to withstand this pretty good.
The majority of Alberta was under severe thunderstorm watches Monday. Supercells triggered tornado warnings for central and southern regions of the ...
It was all about shattered windshields and car windows throughout the highway. It was all about shattered windshields and car windows throughout the highway. It was all about shattered windshields and car windows throughout the highway. It was all about shattered windshields and car windows throughout the highway.— Jagrit Bajwa (@jaguarbajwa) Jagrit Bajwa on Twitter: "My heart goes out to those who got stranded today at the Red Deer Highway. It is really sad to witness this destruction on the roadside. My heart goes out to those who got stranded today at the Red Deer Highway. It is really sad to witness this destruction on the roadside. It was all about shattered windshields and car windows throughout the highway. I panic took this without putting it in the ruler properly 😂. Tennis balls when it was NW of Markerville 17:40. They’re still coming down. #ABStorm #Tornado #RedDeer #hailstorm pic.twitter.com/RbY3PUrgmB / Twitter" Jagrit Bajwa on Twitter: "My heart goes out to those who got stranded today at the Red Deer Highway. It is really sad to witness this destruction on the roadside. #ABStorm #Tornado #RedDeer #hailstorm pic.twitter.com/RbY3PUrgmB / Twitter" Jagrit Bajwa on Twitter: "My heart goes out to those who got stranded today at the Red Deer Highway. It is really sad to witness this destruction on the roadside. My heart goes out to those who got stranded today at the Red Deer Highway. It is really sad to witness this destruction on the roadside. I can’t even. Major car damage from the earlier— Jay Lesyk (@JayLesykWX) Jay Lesyk on Twitter: "Major car damage from the earlier #abstorm. Talked to the owners of the vehicle and they said they got stuck in the core NW of Innisfail pic.twitter.com/itXqs544bK / Twitter". Talked to the owners of the vehicle and they said they got stuck in the core NW of Innisfail Jay Lesyk on Twitter: "Major car damage from the earlier #abstorm. Talked to the owners of the vehicle and they said they got stuck in the core NW of Innisfail pic.twitter.com/itXqs544bK / Twitter" Jay Lesyk on Twitter: "Major car damage from the earlier #abstorm. Talked to the owners of the vehicle and they said they got stuck in the core NW of Innisfail pic.twitter.com/itXqs544bK / Twitter"
Communities left to survey damage following massive hail storm across Alberta, following other extreme weather blanketing Western Canada.
“The Edmonton tornado back in ‘87 – it was very similar to yesterday in terms of hail size. While this size hailstone is more common in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Mr. Brimelow said it is rare to see it in Alberta. “These large hailstones – while they do a lot of damage to property – may not have been that bad on fields,” Mr. McIntosh said. The man who posted the video said they were about five kilometres south of Gasoline Alley in Red Deer. RCMP spokesperson Gina Slaney said at least 34 vehicles were damaged by hail in the Innisfail area, south of Red Deer, but the number could be higher. The hailstorm followed other extreme weather blanketing Western Canada: Alberta and B.C. were under extreme heat warnings for much of last week with temperatures hitting 40 C in some areas.
A tornado touched down near Coronation and a massive storm sent hail, rain, and strong winds across central Alberta over the weekend.
On Monday, August 1st several supercell thunderstorms affected the foothills of Alberta and moved east – and although a tornado watch was in place in the ...