Tot Was Killed By Orange Sized Hail During A Nightmare Storm

The toddler was reportedly hit by a 4-inch-diameter ball of ice – the size of an orange – during the “short but very intense” deluge that hit Catalonia around 7.30pm on Tuesday, according to Spanish website Murcia Today. He was then rushed to a local hospital but died from severe head trauma on Wednesday morning. The 20-month-old girl was not the only one affected by the extreme weather, which the weather service has described as the worst hailstorm in two decades. Another 50 people were reportedly injured by falling ice with broken bones, the Independent reported. Meanwhile, one woman remains in hospital while the local primary care center treated 28 patients for cuts and bruises. In total, firefighters reportedly fielded more than 40 calls for both “aid to the injured” and damage to buildings, wiring and other property. The hail that killed the young man was reportedly the size of an orange. Twitter / @meteocat Some of the massive hail that hit Catalonia, Spain on Tuesday.Twitter / @meteocat The horrific hail smashed car windows and damaged buildings. Newsflare In addition, heavy hail reportedly snapped tree branches, punched ball-sized holes in car windshields, and pounded public squares. In a revealing clip circulating in local media, the ice spheres can be seen creating giant splashes in a pool like frozen depth charges. The dangerous ice packs may not be over yet. According to Murcia Today, several areas of Catalonia remain on alert for “violent weather”, including “the possibility of hail of more than 2 cm, winds of more than 25 meters per second [55 mph]and tornadoes.” Meanwhile, Barcelona is currently on an “orange alert,” or high risk, for heavy rainfall. Buildings were left as if they had been machine-gunned after the storm. Europa Press via Getty Images Firefighters responded to more than 40 calls regarding injuries and property damage due to hail. Twitter / @meteocat People in Girona, Spain take cover as hotel deck is pounded by hail. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Several areas of Catalonia remain on watch for severe weather, including more hail and even tornadoes. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Unfortunately, the extreme heat that has plagued Spain this summer is set to continue with the country bracing for a fall that is 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average. In May, the US Midwest was hit by a freak hailstorm, with parts of Minnesota inundated with ice floes larger than baseballs.

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The toddler was reportedly hit by a 4-inch-diameter ball of ice – the size of an orange – during the “short but very intense” deluge that hit Catalonia around 7.30pm on Tuesday, according to Spanish website Murcia Today. He was then rushed to a local hospital but died from severe head trauma on Wednesday morning. The 20-month-old girl was not the only one affected by the extreme weather, which the weather service has described as the worst hailstorm in two decades. Another 50 people were reportedly injured by falling ice with broken bones, the Independent reported. Meanwhile, one woman remains in hospital while the local primary care center treated 28 patients for cuts and bruises. In total, firefighters reportedly fielded more than 40 calls for both “aid to the injured” and damage to buildings, wiring and other property. The hail that killed the young man was reportedly the size of an orange. Twitter / @meteocat Some of the massive hail that hit Catalonia, Spain on Tuesday.Twitter / @meteocat The horrific hail smashed car windows and damaged buildings. Newsflare In addition, heavy hail reportedly snapped tree branches, punched ball-sized holes in car windshields, and pounded public squares. In a revealing clip circulating in local media, the ice spheres can be seen creating giant splashes in a pool like frozen depth charges. The dangerous ice packs may not be over yet. According to Murcia Today, several areas of Catalonia remain on alert for “violent weather”, including “the possibility of hail of more than 2 cm, winds of more than 25 meters per second [55 mph]and tornadoes.” Meanwhile, Barcelona is currently on an “orange alert,” or high risk, for heavy rainfall. Buildings were left as if they had been machine-gunned after the storm. Europa Press via Getty Images Firefighters responded to more than 40 calls regarding injuries and property damage due to hail. Twitter / @meteocat People in Girona, Spain take cover as hotel deck is pounded by hail. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Several areas of Catalonia remain on watch for severe weather, including more hail and even tornadoes. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Unfortunately, the extreme heat that has plagued Spain this summer is set to continue with the country bracing for a fall that is 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average. In May, the US Midwest was hit by a freak hailstorm, with parts of Minnesota inundated with ice floes larger than baseballs.

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The toddler was reportedly hit by a 4-inch-diameter ball of ice – the size of an orange – during the “short but very intense” deluge that hit Catalonia around 7.30pm on Tuesday, according to Spanish website Murcia Today. He was then rushed to a local hospital but died from severe head trauma on Wednesday morning. The 20-month-old girl was not the only one affected by the extreme weather, which the weather service has described as the worst hailstorm in two decades. Another 50 people were reportedly injured by falling ice with broken bones, the Independent reported. Meanwhile, one woman remains in hospital while the local primary care center treated 28 patients for cuts and bruises. In total, firefighters reportedly fielded more than 40 calls for both “aid to the injured” and damage to buildings, wiring and other property. The hail that killed the young man was reportedly the size of an orange. Twitter / @meteocat Some of the massive hail that hit Catalonia, Spain on Tuesday.Twitter / @meteocat The horrific hail smashed car windows and damaged buildings. Newsflare In addition, heavy hail reportedly snapped tree branches, punched ball-sized holes in car windshields, and pounded public squares. In a revealing clip circulating in local media, the ice spheres can be seen creating giant splashes in a pool like frozen depth charges. The dangerous ice packs may not be over yet. According to Murcia Today, several areas of Catalonia remain on alert for “violent weather”, including “the possibility of hail of more than 2 cm, winds of more than 25 meters per second [55 mph]and tornadoes.” Meanwhile, Barcelona is currently on an “orange alert,” or high risk, for heavy rainfall. Buildings were left as if they had been machine-gunned after the storm. Europa Press via Getty Images Firefighters responded to more than 40 calls regarding injuries and property damage due to hail. Twitter / @meteocat People in Girona, Spain take cover as hotel deck is pounded by hail. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Several areas of Catalonia remain on watch for severe weather, including more hail and even tornadoes. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Unfortunately, the extreme heat that has plagued Spain this summer is set to continue with the country bracing for a fall that is 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average. In May, the US Midwest was hit by a freak hailstorm, with parts of Minnesota inundated with ice floes larger than baseballs.

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The toddler was reportedly hit by a 4-inch-diameter ball of ice – the size of an orange – during the “short but very intense” deluge that hit Catalonia around 7.30pm on Tuesday, according to Spanish website Murcia Today. He was then rushed to a local hospital but died from severe head trauma on Wednesday morning. The 20-month-old girl was not the only one affected by the extreme weather, which the weather service has described as the worst hailstorm in two decades. Another 50 people were reportedly injured by falling ice with broken bones, the Independent reported. Meanwhile, one woman remains in hospital while the local primary care center treated 28 patients for cuts and bruises. In total, firefighters reportedly fielded more than 40 calls for both “aid to the injured” and damage to buildings, wiring and other property. The hail that killed the young man was reportedly the size of an orange. Twitter / @meteocat Some of the massive hail that hit Catalonia, Spain on Tuesday.Twitter / @meteocat The horrific hail smashed car windows and damaged buildings. Newsflare In addition, heavy hail reportedly snapped tree branches, punched ball-sized holes in car windshields, and pounded public squares. In a revealing clip circulating in local media, the ice spheres can be seen creating giant splashes in a pool like frozen depth charges. The dangerous ice packs may not be over yet. According to Murcia Today, several areas of Catalonia remain on alert for “violent weather”, including “the possibility of hail of more than 2 cm, winds of more than 25 meters per second [55 mph]and tornadoes.” Meanwhile, Barcelona is currently on an “orange alert,” or high risk, for heavy rainfall. Buildings were left as if they had been machine-gunned after the storm. Europa Press via Getty Images Firefighters responded to more than 40 calls regarding injuries and property damage due to hail. Twitter / @meteocat People in Girona, Spain take cover as hotel deck is pounded by hail. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Several areas of Catalonia remain on watch for severe weather, including more hail and even tornadoes. Sicus Carbonell via REUTERS Unfortunately, the extreme heat that has plagued Spain this summer is set to continue with the country bracing for a fall that is 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average. In May, the US Midwest was hit by a freak hailstorm, with parts of Minnesota inundated with ice floes larger than baseballs.