Like something out of a natural disaster movie (a common theme in weather clips around the world these days), footage from Alberta, Canada (below) shows hail taking out an entire car window as passengers duck, cover their heads, and shriek. The hail — the size of baseballs — was part of a storm yesterday that smashed through windows of at least 70 cars, according to GlobalNews.
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