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      XPost: alt.politics.homosexuality, alt.bathroom, alt.earth.crisis       XPost: cnn.newsroom       From: clowns@cnn.com              Severe weather blasted through the Calgary metro area on       Saturday, dumping tennis ball-sized hail that punctured the       siding of homes and unleashed flash flooding on the region.              The severe thunderstorms rolled through southern Alberta around       6:30 p.m. on Saturday, spurring emergency alerts from weather       officials as tornadoes were also reported in the area.              In Calgary, officials said the worst impacts from the storms       were in the northern part of the city, where heavy rainfall and       "severe hail" led to a "high level of call volumes" to 911.              LIGHTNING STRIKE KILLS 9 COWS IN IRELAND, ANIMALS DISCOVERED IN       FIELD WITH 'LEGS IN THE AIR'              George Chahal, city councilor for Ward 5 in Calgary, said his       neighborhood was "devastated" by hail and rain.              "There has been catastrophic damage inflicted on houses and       vehicles, and major flooding on many streets," he tweeted.              Video filmed by Calgary resident Cory Gerlitz from the Skyview       Ranch neighborhood showed holes and marks in his garage and on       other homes and structures in the area from the heavy storm on       Saturday.              “The house is a 100x worse but not going out to view right now,”       wrote Gerlitz on Instagram. “Hail in the bedroom as well, broken       window.”              Others also took to social media to show the storm's damage,       which included holes in siding and shattered car windows.              "The size of the hail is insane. Damage everywhere!" one person       wrote.              WHAT IS A SQUALL LINE? WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THIS THREATENING       WEATHER              Calgary Fire Department Battalion Chief Alistair Robin told CBC       News that most of the aftermath of the storm would be focused on       repairs and hail damage claims.              "There's significant damage for sure in the northeast with some       houses, the siding on the exposed side of the house completely       taken off the house," Robin told the CBC.              Besides severe hail, flash flooding trapped drivers around the       city as the water quickly rose.              Calgary police said many major roadways were closed as crews       worked to rescue stranded drivers.              CLICK HERE FOR MORE WEATHER COVERAGE FROM FOX NEWS              On Sunday, officials said many roads remained blocked by       abandoned vehicles or pooling water after the storms.              "We are working with tow truck drivers to clear away all       abandoned vehicles," police said.              CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP              Total damages from the severe weather could reach up to $100       million, according to CBC.              https://www.foxnews.com/world/calgary-severe-thunderstorm-hail-       flooding-tornado-report-catastropic-damage-weather                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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