When I snapped this photo, I never knew a few days later my house and neighborhood would look like a bomb went off. 
The golf ball and softball sized hail and torrential downpours and rain were unbelievable.
I feel so badly for those who have lost more than just a few broken windows and trees down.
In our neighborhood, we had many trees down pulled up by the roots.One home that I know of had a tree fall right through their house, but they were unhurt. There is widespread loss all over. I especially pray for all of the families who have lost family, friends and homes due to this horrendous weather pattern that swept through the Southeast.
Skies the morning after. We really are fortunate that we suffered no major damage to our house and that we are all safe. Please pray for those who have lost everything.
5 comments:
Oh my goodness that is terrible, but could have been worse like you say in other notes. I know that was a scarie occasion for you all. Take care and I am so glad you all are safe and well.
Love,
Aunt Brenda
Glad you all are okay.
Amy, y'all have a lot of cleanup to do, but thank goodness you didn't lose more windows. With hail the size of that, you could have lost all of your windows in your family room and had VERY severe damage done. I imagine there were a lot of cars that were also damaged. These storms are very distructive to property and lives, and it is so important to seek shelter when they approach. I know you all were very tramatized. I don't think I've ever seen hail that big!!!
can't believe the size of that hail... impressive images. glad you and your family and your home are all safe.
xo
That hail does look bad. Glad you are all safe.
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