Anyone else get hail?

[Sgt Beavis]

Just had a down pour of hail in Denton. Just a little larger than pea size but it really came down hard for a few minutes. Lots of rain to clean up the streets though. Hoping it dries up soon so I can go out and mulch all these damn leaves..

[Chili]

Just had a down pour of hail in Denton. Just a little larger than pea size but it really came down hard for a few minutes. Lots of rain to clean up the streets though. Hoping it dries up soon so I can go out and mulch all these damn leaves..

Hail or freezing rain?

Edit: or Sleet I guess, rather than freezing rain:

http://www.weatherdudes.com/facts_display.php?fact_id=24

The Difference Between Hail, Sleet, and Freezing Rain
Many times I hear people say during a winter storm that it is hailing. This is actually called sleet. Hail normally occurs in thunderstorms and is the result of strong updrafts that repeatedly carry growing chunks of ice upwards into the clouds. Once the hail stones become too heavy to be lifted by the updrafts, they fall to the ground. Hail stones are normally much larger than sleet pellets and they can cause damage to crops, windshields, people, etc. Sleet occurs during a winter storm and is caused by rain falling into a cold layer of air aloft which has to be below freezing. As the raindrops fall through the cold layer of air, they freeze and become small ice pellets. When they hit your car windshield or your windows at home, they can make quite a racket. Sleet can accumulate on the roads and sidewalks making driving and walking quite hazardous. Freezing rain is basically rain that falls onto the ground and then freezes AFTER it hits the ground. It causes a glaze of ice on trees and any surface that is below freezing. Freezing rain causes the most hazardous of driving and walking conditions. Freezing rain is what causes the power outages as a result of the ice that forms on the trees and power lines making them so heavy that they come down. A temperature inversion causes the conditions that result in freezing rain. This means that it is warmer aloft than it is at the surface.

[talisman]

Saw a huge red dot on the radar over that area a few minutes ago, while most everywhere else is clear.

[Sgt Beavis]

Hail or freezing rain?

Edit: or Sleet I guess, rather than freezing rain:

http://www.weatherdudes.com/facts_di...php?fact_id=24

Oh no.. HAIL.... Not that hard to tell the difference..

[The King]

Saw a huge red dot on the radar over that area a few minutes ago, while most everywhere else is clear.

Dot, not feathers...

[4bangen]

We got some. My wife called me freaking out while going to get the kid, I could bairly hear her over the hail hitting the car. From what she said it didn't sound big enough to damage anything, but there was a ton of it.

[bjtheman1]

Yep, got it here in Aubrey too

[likeitfast55]

Heard it rumbling here in faux Keller

[Slow Five-O]

Yup got it here in Denton Peterbilt

[slow99]

Heard it rumbling here in faux Keller

Wonder if they got it in real Keller.

[BMCSean]

Got a good bit here in oak point/crossroads.

[Unicorn Jeff]

I'm right next to Keller in N FTW and didn't get shit.

[Stephen]

got it in frisco

[90GT50]

I didn't, in case anyone was wondering.