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Post by davidzg on Sept 30, 2005 14:39:07 GMT 1
It's only September, wtf?  |
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Post by spitfirepilot on Sept 30, 2005 14:42:56 GMT 1
There were hailstones in Istria in the Summer, knocked off a lot of grapes! Cost a lot of money, something to do with the weather in Europe in general (what a good subject).
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Post by davidzg on Sept 30, 2005 15:21:51 GMT 1
Thank you  |
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Post by spitfirepilot on Sept 30, 2005 16:31:36 GMT 1
How big is the biggest Croatian hailstone? Are we talking icey rain here, or big golf balls that smack you in the leg and knock you over?
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Post by davidzg on Sept 30, 2005 20:02:04 GMT 1
How big is the biggest Croatian hailstone? Are we talking icey rain here, or big golf balls that smack you in the leg and knock you over? They were like beachballs. |
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Post by gmh on Oct 1, 2005 9:51:30 GMT 1
Like beachballs ? you have to be kidding right.
I wish I had seen it. I've only witnessed pebble sized hail in croatia.
Cricket ball sized is the biggest I've seen in australia, and generaly it will hail in summer storms.
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Post by davidzg on Oct 1, 2005 12:16:35 GMT 1
Well in reality, they were more like peas, but spitfire had posted about how Brits are obsessed with weather,sooooo.
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Post by spitfirepilot on Oct 1, 2005 12:56:58 GMT 1
sorry but sometimes the weather is the most interetsting thing on TV. Peas? A hailstone the size of a grapefruit landed in Nebraska in 2003.
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