Argentina shuddered! Footage of the worst hurricane in the history of the country!

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What do you think? Why are there so many natural disasters lately? Is it a Haarp or is it an omen of the second coming of Jesus Christ? Perhaps science has already given the answer and this is global warming? Please write your version in the comments below the video! Enjoy watching.

A strong storm with heavy rains and large hail hit the long-suffering Argentina. Incredible damage has been done to houses, cars, infrastructure of cities. Significant damage has been done to the agricultural sector, namely crops. It is simply impossible to insure yourself against such weather attacks, as well as to predict the size of ice blocks that can fly at the speed of an artillery shell from the sky. You do not need to have any special knowledge in order to foresee the consequences after a piece of ice has flown into a person or car. In this case, people who at that moment could not find shelter suffered. Some shelters simply do not withstand this kind of attack of nature, which would be correctly called a fierce hatred of man. However, hail usually occurs during severe storms that produce strong, sustained updraughts. Winds keep hail above the ground long enough for it to grow in sub-zero temperatures in the atmosphere. According to scientists, predicting the size of hail is still a difficult task. After extremely high humidity and heat, a storm of great strength hit Rosario, and hail fell in some cities. We often talk about hail in sports terms. A hail the size of a golf ball. Tennis ball sized hail. But “hail the size of a basketball” is an unexpected phrase.
“Such a well-observed event is an important step forward in understanding the environment and storms that produce giant hail and, ultimately, how to anticipate and detect such extreme events,” said Pennsylvania meteorologist Matthew Kumjian, lead author of the published city ​​articles. In papers from the American Meteorological Society, scientists have proposed classifying hailstones larger than 6 inches as giant and said more information about these events, although rare, could help better understand dangerous storms. “Anything over a quarter size can start to dent your car,” Kumjian said. “In some rare cases, 6-inch hailstones have actually traveled through rooftops and several floors in homes. We would like to help mitigate the impact on life and property to help anticipate these kinds of events.” At this stage, given the danger of the situation, serious projects are being developed to predict hail and warn of an attack of ice from the sky. In most cases, compensation is paid by insurance companies for the damage caused to cars, but people repair houses at their own expense in those regions that were attacked by ice artillery.