WATCH: Insane hailstorm hits Central Alberta
Welcome to the Right Foot, a segment featured every morning on CJAD 800's Andrew Carter Morning Show to help you start your day with a smile and get you off on, well, the right foot.
While you may be enjoying some of the hot summer days in Montreal, people who were on a Highway in Central Alberta were hoping their cars would keep them safe from the monster hail storm they were all trapped in.
Grapefruit sized chunks of ice were falling from the sky, pelting vehicles on the QEII. Windows smashed, roofs dented. Incredibly, there were no major injuries reported.
#abstorm last night 5km south of gasoline alley, horrible 17 minutes pic.twitter.com/15HBfcB7cp
— Gibran Marquez (@GibranMarquez7) August 2, 2022
To hear what it was like in the storm watch the report from CTV News.
Many bad things can happen on a New York subway. However, occasionally though you can catch one of the good things.
Some days New York City is hard. But then there are days when you find yourself on a subway car filled with children singing "We Don't Talk About Bruno." Today was one of those days. pic.twitter.com/4kI8U2Z3KZ
— Michael Paulson (@MichaelPaulson) August 2, 2022
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