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Four-foot drifts of golf-ball-sized hail hit Texas
Hailstones the size of golf balls or ping-pong balls built up into 4-foot-deep drifts in a sparsely populated region of Potter County, Tex., after a slow-moving thunderstorm drifted over the Texas panhandle.
- April 11, 2012: A motorist sits in a truck partially buried in slushy hail near Amarillo, Texas. Weather service crews are assessing the damage from a Texas Panhandle storm that dumped several feet of nickel-sized hail, stranded motorists in muddy, hail drifts and closed a highway for several hours.read moreAP Photo/Courtesy of Amarillo/Potter/Randall Office of Emergency ManagementShare
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Four-foot drifts of golf-ball-sized hail hit Texas
Hailstones the size of golf balls or ping-pong balls built up into 4-foot-deep drifts in a sparsely populated region of Potter County, Tex., after a slow-moving thunderstorm drifted over the Texas panhandle.
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