(Accuweather) – After record-breaking hailstones fell from the skies over Colorado earlier this week, a powerful thunderstorm unleashed significant amounts of hail in Michigan on Wednesday. In this case, it was the accumulation of hail, not the mass of individual stones, that captured onlookers’ attention. In some places, as much as 18 inches of hail accumulated. Large piles of ice may be one of the last things people might expect to see on the ground in mid-August. But this is exactly what some residents across southern portions of Kalamazoo County, Michigan, found outside their homes on Wednesday. A severe
thunderstorm dumped dime- to ping-pong-ball-sized hail across southern portions of Kalamazoo County, Michigan, on Aug. 14. The slow speed at which the storm moved through the area — just 15 mph — is what caused the unusually large hail accumulation. AccuWeather Reporter Blake Naftel was on the ground in the region. He was able to capture the hail accumulation that remained on the ground in Vicksburg, Michigan, Wednesday afternoon into the early evening. Drifts measured nearly 18 inches in some spots, Naftel reported. READ MORE
See > *ICE NUCLEATION*
> a little trick of the
masonic geoengineered weather manipulation
system brought to u by the Nexrad HAARPsicord.
(It enables Ice crystals to form @ higher temps…).
Amped up weather atrocities are being used to
hasten their nwo beast system. *Ordo ab Chao*.
A jesuit masonic ‘order out of chaos’; they create
the Chaos to bring in their Order (sic).
Wake the others
Eph 6:12 ~