Grapefruit-sized hail smashed multiple windshields and stranded some unlucky travellers south of Red Deer on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway as a storm tore through the area on Monday.
Grapefruit-sized hail came down near Innisfail, Alta., Monday, and a researcher with Western University's Northern Hail Project believes the hailstones may break a provincial record for mass.
According to Environment Canada, hailstones the size of softballs fell on the town of Markerville. Nearby Innisfail and Milnerton had baseball-sized hail.
People in Canada were left stunned after a massive hail smashed windshields and stranded travellers on Monday. The hailstorm was caused after a tornado tore through Alberta, a western province in Canada.