On June 10, 2019, southern Germany was hit by unusually intense hail, over 6.5 cm (2.5 inches), injuring several people, including a 7-year-old child.
The tennis ball-sized hail has damaged many cars, boats and houses in Bavaria, including the regional capital Munich.
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Today you will not surprise anyone with the huge hail falling from the sky and the streets that have turned into rivers, but let us pay attention to the destruction caused by the elements:
This is not to say that a major city in Germany is an unprecedented event. Something similar happened there in 1984, after which the event was written by newspapers around the world and even told on Soviet television:
However, today, more than 30 years later, such hail falls everywhere and regularly.
Naturally, the "academics" are now spreading their fingers and hands, talking about "climate change", but we all know about this anyway. Much more important is the short and long term outlook for this “climate change”, which is determined to be around the corner.
The first and closest thing we will face is food problems. After the spring flood that flooded the United States, Australia and other wheat-exporting countries, hail and snow fell on the world. As is clear from the above frames - with the fruit harvest this year in Bavaria EVERYTHING, that is, almost nothing will be collected. And the same thing happened already in Italy, in France, in Poland and in general everywhere. And it will still be. In recent years, something amazing and incomprehensible has already happened with food prices in the world, but by autumn everything will definitely skyrocket.
The second thing that will follow is certain changes in, so to speak, the face of modern civilization: huge double-glazed windows, solar panels on the roofs, beautiful cars with shiny glass. If hail falls the size of an apple every 30 years, then you can somehow change the windows, buy a new car, and so on. But if there is such a hail several times over the summer, then it is better to buy an army jeep with armored shutters and equip the windows with shutters the size of a garage door. Otherwise, you will only have to work on “minor repairs”.
The same applies to large office / administrative buildings in cities: changing the glass in a skyscraper is quite costly, and everything goes to this: today hail falls the size of an egg, and tomorrow it will be the size of a brick. As a consequence, architectural delights will have to be changed. Therefore, if the situation continues at this pace, people will soon have to move their apartments underground. It is even possible that the fields will have to be moved there, under the ground, because in the “new climate” there will never be any crop on the surface.
