Apocalypse in Germany and Austria! A century-old hailstorm the size of a ball fell on the capitals!

Residents of Berlin were left shocked and shaken after a sudden hailstorm hit the city earlier today. The storm, which lasted for approximately 20 minutes, left streets and sidewalks covered in a blanket of ice. The hailstones, which were reportedly the size of golf balls, caused damage to cars and buildings in some areas of the city. Local authorities are urging residents to take precautions and avoid driving if possible. Witnesses described the hailstorm as “surreal“ and “terrifying“. Many took to social media to share images and videos of the unusual weather event. The sudden and intense hailstorm caught many Berliners off guard. While the city is no stranger to extreme weather, including thunderstorms and heavy snowfall, hailstorms are relatively rare. Austria has been hit by a fierce hailstorm, causing extensive damage to buildings, vehicles and crops. The storm, which lasted for several hours, hit the eastern regions of Lower Austria and Burgenland particularly hard. Residents described the hailstones as the size of golf balls, with some even as large as tennis balls. The storm caused widespread power outages, as well as flooding in some areas due to blocked drainage systems.