This picture was taken almost 2 hours after the storm cleared. These are nearly golfball sized hail stones even after that much time passed.
Baseball players checking out the fog and hailstones after the storm.

We finally got home, but had to do some adventurous driving through fog like I've never seen and through people's yards to avoid downed trees and power lines. The family was fine and, thankfully, NO damage to our house. Others were not so lucky.

Today, the girls stared cleaning up the leaves that were stripped clean off the trees.
This is Elena in front of our house as soon as I got home.
This is a house in our neighborhood that was smashed by a tree that was blown over. Once I got home and made sure everything was OK, then it was time to check on friends. Most had minor damage, but one house was worse than the picture below.
Kevin and I had to grab a chainsaw and start taking an enormous oak tree off the house of one of our church friends. We'll be going back there after work today. We worked there until it was too dark to see and another storm started coming in and the lightning got bad, so we went home for the night. The whole city was out of power most of the night. Ours finally came back on at 4am. We still don't have Internet. I'm doing this at work. What a storm!
Anyways, all is well now and we were blessed to not be harmed and our property not damaged other than tree limbs.













