A storm that blew into the Billings area on Thursday night left the Schiessers’ business partially without a roof. Once they got ... mph winds and quarter-sized hail. Hail damage to vehicles ...

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Platteville School District Superintendent Jim Boebel said crews were out Monday putting a protective layer on the building's roof after Friday's hail storm. "The entire town had a wake-up call at ...

A family in Greene County is dealing with damage after baseball sized hail fell on their house Friday ... “It sounded like it came through the roof and was hitting the floor upstairs, and ...

“I’ve got a drone here,” he said. “What I’m kind of discovering with this roof right now is it said there was 1.75-inch hail here. I’m not really seeing all the signs of that,” said ...

“I think we had dozed off, and we woke up abruptly to the sound of tremendous hail on the roof,” Caudle said. After it passed, they checked the house and the cars, and all were battered.

The afternoon matchup began with the roof open as the sun had been out, however, a surprise storm rolled through the area, bringing rain and hail that started falling in the middle of the game.

Yet that wasn't the case Sunday, when inclement weather struck the Grand Canyon State, forcing the Cardinals to close their retractable roof at State Farm Stadium after both rain and hail fell ...

Of course it hailed. Rain started early in the second quarter, picked up to a downpour and turned to hail, forcing the Cardinals to close the roof. It takes about 12 minutes for the roof to close ...

Hail unexpectedly started pouring down from the ... The Cardinals’ stadium staff decided to close the roof, which took roughly 10 minutes to shut completely, as the game continued.

Whoops. It took 10 minutes for the roof to fully close, which meant the teams had to play in a hail storm. Video is below. That's a pretty bad look for whoever is in charge of making that decision.

Hail of this size - roughly one inch in diameter - can cause substantial harm to vehicles and property. For example, when hailstones strike a roof, they can bruise and crack shingles, which may ...