Saint John, MO qaraqara willaykuna

25 May 2011 · 4.5 pulg (softbol pelota) · Tower Grove (Saint Johnmanta 8 milla karu)

National Weather Service willay (Inglés): A swath of large hail, some as large as softballs, fell across southern portions of the city. There was considerable damage to plants and trees at the Missouri Botanical Gardens near Tower Grove Park.

11 May 2016 · 4 pulg (pomelo) · St Charles (Saint Johnmanta 9 milla karu)

National Weather Service willay (Inglés): Very large hail up to 4 inches in diameter fell across portions of St. Charles County. The hardest hit areas stretched from near Dardenne Prairie, O'Fallon and Weldon Spring east to Cottleville, St. Peters and St. Charles. Damage from this hail storm will be many millions of dollars as thousands of homes, vehicles and businesses were impacted and suffered damage. One hundred twenty cars at a car dealership near the intersection of I-64/Highway 94, sustained busted windows and lots of dents from large hail, some that were as big as baseballs. Reports of windows blown out, roofing and siding damage were common.

16 Feb 2006 · 3 pulg (t'impuchaq vaso) · Bridgeton (Saint Johnmanta 6 milla karu)

28 Abr 2012 · 3 pulg (t'impuchaq vaso) · Tower Grove (Saint Johnmanta 5 milla karu)

National Weather Service willay (Inglés): A swath of large hail fell over central portions of the city of St. Louis. Three inch hail was reported at the Edward Jones Dome with golfball sized hail reported at the intersection of Tucker Boulevard and Market Street as well as at the intersection of Hampton Avenue and Interstate 44.

5 Nov 2017 · 3 pulg (t'impuchaq vaso) · Eagle Park (Saint Johnmanta 10 milla karu)

National Weather Service willay (Inglés): A wide swath of large hail fell across Madison County from Venice to St. Jacob. The largest hailstones were reported in the Collinsville area, three inches in diameter. Two and a half inch diameter hail was reported one mile south of Troy. Hail one inch or larger was reported in Venice, Collinsville, Troy and St. Jacob areas.