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Oklahoma City hail storm

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This is a must see video. If you are on dial-up, you may want to download it before viewing.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFv2W7Duqiw
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thats scary
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Impressive :shock: :shock:
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better still if he or she could've kept the camera still.....
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Post by rngdng »

We got into a storm like that in Amarillo Texas one time. It was beating the crap outta cars.



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Post by H2RICK »

That's incredible...especially at the height of the downfall where the swimming pool could hardly be seen because of the "waterspouts" from all the hailstone strikes !!! A guy could get killed if he was out in that.... :shock:
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Kinda appeared that the swimming pool was boiling
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Post by Joiseygirl »

It's nice to watch from the comfort and safety of your home...imagine being caught outdoors in that! YIKES!

Reminded me of the dancing water fountains in Vegas!

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